I'm trying to install Windows 11 using an autounattend.xml file, and I've encountered an error when running Windows updates through a PowerShell script. The exact message says that the value is out of range. Does anyone know how to resolve this issue?
3 Answers
Your script seems to include the same logic for fetching Windows updates multiple times. To fix that, streamline your PowerShell code and ensure you’re only running 'Get-WindowsUpdate' once before proceeding to the installation. It should help avoid that error you’re dealing with!
It looks like your script might be trying to run the Windows update process more than once. If you're doing this in an unattended setup, it might be more efficient to simplify your script by just calling the update process once. This way, you can save time and reduce the chances of hitting that value out of range error. Just install the updates straight away after checking for available ones!
Hey, I noticed you have duplicated posts regarding this issue. You might want to consolidate that information to avoid confusion. Just a heads up!
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