What’s the best way to handle Windows updates for kiosk PCs?

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Asked By CreativeSpud9 On

I'm struggling with managing Windows updates for kiosks that need to remain operational for extended periods. Group policy hasn't been giving me consistent results, so I'm considering using PowerShell to set up a scheduled task for updates. How do you all handle Windows patching and Defender updates for these types of machines?

5 Answers

Answered By FixerUpper7 On

You could set updates to run automatically after business hours. Works for my setup, whether it's PCs or servers. Just make sure the timing aligns with when they're not in use!

Answered By KioskKeen5 On

Why does the user matter for updates? All machines should be updating regularly on a set schedule, user or not. It keeps everything secure and running well!

Answered By GamerNerd33 On

Using Autopatch along with scheduled reboots once a week can really help keep everything running smoothly. Autopatch is available even for basic Intune licenses now, so it might be worth checking out.

Answered By TechWizard24 On

Have you looked into using Intune update rings? They let you set up dynamic groups for devices based on different attributes like hostname, making it easier to manage updates without constant manual intervention. It's been pretty effective for us.

GadgetGuru11 -

Sounds like a solid plan! You can customize everything to fit your needs.

Answered By ITGuy404 On

Honestly, I treat kiosk machines just like any other PC. Consistent updates ensure they stay secure and functional, regardless of user assignments.

NerdyNumbers99 -

Exactly! Regular updates are key for any system.

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