I am also seeing this on the ARM version under the program. Anyone have a fix for this?
Builds 22621.2199 & 22631.2199 out to Beta Chanel
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Anonymous
2023-08-20T16:54:24+00:00 -
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2023-08-20T17:13:24+00:00 I am also seeing this on the ARM version under the program. Anyone have a fix for this?
There is no fix yet, just a workaround showing on the blog. Use the command USOClient StartInteractiveScan as explained in the blog post. 😎
Known issues[General]
- **[NEW]**After updating to this build, the “Check for updates” does not appear as expected under Settings > Windows Update. To manually check for updates, you can open Windows Terminal (or the Run dialog)and enter the USOClient StartInteractiveScan command which will perform the same function as clicking the “Check for updates” button in Windows Update. Note that running the command will not display any output. To confirm that the operation was successful, you can run the command while the Windows Update settings page is open. You should see your device checking for updates.
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Anonymous
2023-08-22T17:15:57+00:00 -
Anonymous
2023-08-22T17:26:50+00:00 update seems to be broken when you pause updates you can no longer unpause since resume updates is missing
Also experiencing this. Running "USOClient StartInteractiveScan" in command prompt as an administrator checks for updates. Hoping this is fixed before it's rolled out to everyone
Both issues are known and have been reported.