SOLVED How to delete Superseded and Expired Updates in SCCM Console

[Abhishek Srinet]

Hi,
I want to delete all superseded and expired updates showing All Software Updates in SCCM Console (attached snapshot for ref.).
Any one can help in that.
Abhishek

 

[Gokul]

Select all the expired update , edit membership ->remove from SUG .
You can do WSUS clean also.

 

[Prajwal Desai]

Hi,
I want to delete all superseded and expired updates showing All Software Updates in SCCM Console (attached snapshot for ref.).
Any one can help in that.
Abhishek

What's the ConfigMgr version ?.

 

[Abhishek Srinet]

What's the ConfigMgr version ?.

ConfigMgr version is 1810

 

[Abhishek Srinet]

Select all the expired update , edit membership ->remove from SUG .
You can do WSUS clean also.

All these updates are not part of any SUG and also i had tried through WSUS cleanup wizard but the results showing Declined and Expired Updates 0 (please see the attached snapshot for your ref.)

 

[Gokul]

All these updates are not part of any SUG and also i had tried through WSUS cleanup wizard but the results showing Declined and Expired Updates 0 (please see the attached snapshot for your ref.)

I could have ask your version first. Here it goes

In sccm 1806 Wsus cleanup in sccm console will not remove expired update...you have to do it manually from wsus console cleanup task
From 1906 we can do it from sccm console

 

[Abhishek Srinet]

Version 1810

 

[Gokul]

You can check in below link .it will shows you how to remove the expired updated according to the versions

Software updates maintenance - Configuration Manager

To maintain updates in Configuration Manager, you can schedule the WSUS cleanup task, or you can run it manually.

docs.microsoft.com

https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/4490644/complete-guide-to-microsoft-wsus-and-configuration-manager-sup-maint