Thank you for the great detailed information above!! Gerry, I am terribly new to deploying updates through SCCM, have been doing it through WSUS stand-alone for a while now. Root ccm ClientSDK:CCMClientUXSettings') Set inParam = ('SetAutoInstallRequiredSoftwaretoNonBusinessHours').inParameters.SpawnInstance inParam.AutomaticallyInstallSoftware = 'True' Set result = objUX.ExecMethod('SetAutoInstallRequiredSoftwaretoNonBusinessHours', inParam) Or From Command line with WMIC.exe ( /node:PCName can be inserted after wmic to execute on remote system): wmic /namespace: Root ccm ClientSDK CLASS CCMClientUXSettings CALL SetAutoInstallRequiredSoftwaretoNonBusinessHours 1. The settings say 'after deadline - install outside of maintenance window' I have updates that just came into my PC and are saying 'What do you want to do with these' Well, I'd LIKE these updates to install at the first available maintenance window and I think I need that little box checked, or will they install tonight, whether I do anything or not? That link brings you to another link which has the script I was looking for: Powershell $Return = Invoke-WmiMethod -Namespace “Root ccm ClientSDK” -Class CCMClientUXSettings -Name SetAutoInstallRequiredSoftwaretoNonBusinessHours -ArgumentList -ComputerName $ComputerName -ErrorAction STOP VBScript Set objUX = GetObject('winmgmts.

Users don't like it so much when.NET churns their PC for an update, so I set an installation deadline of 7 days from when they are found via ADR. BACKGROUNDER We used to install updates as soon as they came in.

Execmgr Auto Install Is Set To False