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How to manage OS upgrade packages in Configuration Manager?
In the Configuration Manager console, go to the Software Library workspace, expand Operating Systems, and then select either Operating System Images or Operating System Upgrade Packages. Select the object to which to apply software updates. On the ribbon, select Schedule Updates to start the wizard.
How to distribute OS upgrade packages to distribution points?
Distribute OS upgrade packages to distribution points the same as other content. Before you deploy the task sequence, distribute the OS upgrade package to at least one distribution point. For more information, see Distribute content. This section applies to both OS images and OS upgrade packages.
What does distributor mean in AWS systems manager?
Distributor publishes resources, such as software packages, to Systems Manager managed instances.
Why does Configuration Manager not use distribution points?
By default, the wizard doesn’t enable this option, and Configuration Manager doesn’t use distribution points for the package. When you select this option, specify the package content to distribute to distribution points.
Is there a way to update a package without reinstall?
The same command without -reinstall updates a package to a newer version, if applicable. The command gives an error if the package in question is not already installed in a project; that is, Update-Package does not install packages directly. By default, Update-Package affects all projects in a solution.
Do you need a single firmware update package?
It is recommended that each firmware update package target a single firmware resource (UEFI system firmware or a single device), but there may be circumstances where it is advantageous to have a single firmware update package that updates both system firmware and one or more devices.
Where do I find the OS upgrade package?
The network Path to the installation source files of the OS upgrade package. For example, \\\\server\\share\\path. The installation source files contain setup.exe and other files and folders to install the OS. Limit access to these installation source files to prevent unwanted tampering.