PENDING registry.pol issue in SCCM

[Nitin_ted]

Please advice, when i send updates from my SCCM. its blocked by GPO (registry.pol), after delete from (c:\windows\system32\grouppolicy\machine) and gpupdate /force to machine i can get updates in my software center. I have 900+ machines, is there a way i can fix this issue?

 

[Garth]

Send a package or use the scripts feature to solve this.

 

[Nitin_ted]

Send a package or use the scripts feature to solve this.

Hi @Garth thanks for response. I found below source to run script, will it works? However i not able to run script in my SCCM console after i add the script in my sccm.

Computers not patched by SCCM due to cached Group Policy WSUS setting - Tips from a Microsoft Certified IT Pro

One of my customers had a lot of computers that didn't receive patches because of an old group policy setting cached on the client pointing to

www.andersrodland.com

 

[Garth]

Hi @Garth thanks for response. I found below source to run script, will it works? However i not able to run script in my SCCM console after i add the script in my sccm.

Computers not patched by SCCM due to cached Group Policy WSUS setting - Tips from a Microsoft Certified IT Pro

One of my customers had a lot of computers that didn't receive patches because of an old group policy setting cached on the client pointing to

www.andersrodland.com

Why can't you run in from the console? What error are you getting?

 

[Nitin_ted]

after checking everything, my colleague can't its blocked so can't run the ps1. I prepared bat file and lets hope its fixed the issue.

 

[Youssef Saad]

Hello @Nitin_ted,

In your command, make sure that Bypass PS execution policy is set, see the example below:

PowerShell.exe -ExecutionPolicy Bypass -File your_script.ps1​

Regards,

 

[Nitin_ted]

Hello @Nitin_ted,

In your command, make sure that Bypass PS execution policy is set, see the example below:

PowerShell.exe -ExecutionPolicy Bypass -File your_script.ps1​

Regards,

I just running normal script from SCCM (below), after enable powershell from SCCM. Is it ok? or do i need to add as you mentioned above?

Remove-Item C:\Windows\System32\GroupPolicy\Machine\Registry.pol
gpupdate /force

 

[Youssef Saad]

It's OK, no need.