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    Making Windows Server 2016 Update Automatically

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    • jmooreJ
      jmoore @dafyre
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      @dafyre Yes the Windows 1803 patch broke our database and caused EdExpress to go wonky for quite a while until I disabled updates. As soon as Windows went to 1809 it all started working again. So just an fyi for you @dafyre if you had any troubles with this too.

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      • dafyreD
        dafyre @jmoore
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        @jmoore said in Making Windows Server 2016 Update Automatically:

        @dafyre Yes the Windows 1803 patch broke our database and caused EdExpress to go wonky for quite a while until I disabled updates. As soon as Windows went to 1809 it all started working again. So just an fyi for you @dafyre if you had any troubles with this too.

        EdExpress is one of two pieces of software I'm glad I don't have to deal with anymore... (EdConnect is the other, lol).

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        • jmooreJ
          jmoore @dafyre
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          @dafyre Ugghh lol and of course they are used in tandom. I support these and I hate it lol

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          • DashrenderD
            Dashrender @jmoore
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            @jmoore said in Making Windows Server 2016 Update Automatically:

            @dafyre Yes the Windows 1803 patch broke our database and caused EdExpress to go wonky for quite a while until I disabled updates. As soon as Windows went to 1809 it all started working again. So just an fyi for you @dafyre if you had any troubles with this too.

            did you roll back to 1709? then roll up to 1809 when it came out?

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            • dafyreD
              dafyre @jmoore
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              @jmoore said in Making Windows Server 2016 Update Automatically:

              @dafyre Ugghh lol and of course they are used in tandom. I support these and I hate it lol

              I no longer have to do anything but snicker anytime somebody mentions them now, ha ha... so.... *snicker, snicker.

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              • jmooreJ
                jmoore @Dashrender
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                @Dashrender Yes. I may have the version wrong but I did have to do that and then I disabled updates until 1809 tested well at my workstation.

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                • jmooreJ
                  jmoore @dafyre
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                  @dafyre lol and I can't wait for that same day 🙂

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                  • scottalanmillerS
                    scottalanmiller @jmoore
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                    @jmoore said in Making Windows Server 2016 Update Automatically:

                    @dafyre Yes the Windows 1803 patch broke our database and caused EdExpress to go wonky for quite a while until I disabled updates. As soon as Windows went to 1809 it all started working again. So just an fyi for you @dafyre if you had any troubles with this too.

                    1803 is not a patch. That's a new OS version. While it is handled through Windows Updates, it's not the same as a patch.

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                    • black3dynamiteB
                      black3dynamite
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                      Has anyone tried this with 2019?

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                      • scottalanmillerS
                        scottalanmiller
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                        Not yet.

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