Show Windows Updates Locally With PowerShell
I wanted to be able to quickly show the Windows Updates on a server. This came about during a discussion about auditing.
Rob Sewell
Rob was a SQL Server DBA.
Now he just helps people with Powershell, Azure, Automation, and Data.
He is a Cloud and Data Center MVP and a Data Platform MVP, an officer for the PASS DevOps Virtual Chapter, co-leader of Data South West and PSConfEU organiser.
He is a proud supporter of the Data and Powershell communities.
He has a fabulous beard
Recent Posts
Finding Text In All Files In A Folder With PowerShell
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The PowerShell Box Of Tricks GUI
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Add User to SQL Server Database Role with PowerShell and Quickly Creating Test Users
There is a newer up to date version of this post here using the dbatools module and the sqlserver module
Creating SQL User and adding to Server Role with PowerShell
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