Repair Windows Update

Summary

This script is used to reset Windows update settings. Running the script does not guarantee resolution of any issues with Windows updates; it simply attempts to reset the settings. This is a ConnectWise RMM implementation of the Repair-WindowsUpdate agnostic script.

Sample Run

Dependencies

Repair-WindowsUpdate

User Parameters

Name	Example	Required	Type	Description
SfcScan	0/1	False	Flag	This flag toggles an optional SFC scan.
DISMRepair	0/1	False	Flag	This flag toggles an optional DISM Repair.

Task Creation

Create a new Script Editor style script in the system to implement this task.

Name: Repair Windows Update
Description: Script used to reset Windows update settings. It is not necessary that running the script will resolve any issue with the Windows updates. It will simply attempt to reset Windows update settings.
Category: Patching

Parameters

SfcScan:

Add a new parameter by clicking the Add Parameter button present at the top-right corner of the screen.

This screen will appear.

• Set SfcScan in the Parameter Name field.
• Select Flag from the Parameter Type dropdown menu.
• Click the Save button.

Add another parameter by clicking the Add Parameter button

• Set DismRepair in the Parameter Name field.
• Select Flag from the Parameter Type dropdown menu.
• Click the Save button.

Task

Navigate to the Script Editor section and start by adding a row. You can do this by clicking the Add Row button at the bottom of the script page.

A blank function will appear.

Row 1 Function: PowerShell Script

Search and select the PowerShell Script function.

The following function will pop up on the screen:

Paste in the following PowerShell script and set the Expected time of script execution in seconds to 3600 seconds. Click the Save button.

#region parameters
$SfcScan = '@SfcScan@'
$DISMRepair = '@DISMRepair@'
 
$Parameters = @{}
 
if ( $SfcScan -match '1|Yes|True' ) {
    $Parameters.Add('SfcScan', $true)
}
if ( $DISMRepair -match '1|Yes|True' ) {
    $Parameters.Add('DISMRepair', $true)
}
#endregion
#region Setup - Variables
$ProjectName = 'Repair-WindowsUpdate'
[Net.ServicePointManager]::SecurityProtocol = [enum]::ToObject([Net.SecurityProtocolType], 3072)
$BaseURL = 'https://file.provaltech.com/repo'
$PS1URL = "$BaseURL/script/$ProjectName.ps1"
$WorkingDirectory = "C:\ProgramData\_automation\script\$ProjectName"
$PS1Path = "$WorkingDirectory\$ProjectName.ps1"
$WorkingPath = $WorkingDirectory
$LogPath = "$WorkingDirectory\$ProjectName-log.txt"
$ErrorLogPath = "$WorkingDirectory\$ProjectName-Error.txt"
#endregion
#region Setup - Folder Structure
New-Item -Path $WorkingDirectory -ItemType Directory -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue | Out-Null
try {
    Invoke-WebRequest -Uri $PS1URL -OutFile $PS1path -UseBasicParsing -ErrorAction Stop
} catch {
    if (!(Test-Path -Path $PS1Path )) {
        throw ('Failed to download the script from ''{0}'', and no local copy of the script exists on the machine. Reason: {1}' -f $PS1URL, $($Error[0].Exception.Message))
    }
}
#endregion
#region Execution
if ($Parameters) {
    & $PS1Path @Parameters
} else {
    & $PS1Path
}
#endregion
#region log verification
if ( !(Test-Path $LogPath) ) {
    throw 'PowerShell Failure. A Security application seems to have restricted the execution of the PowerShell Script.'
}
if ( Test-Path $ErrorLogPath ) {
    $ErrorContent = ( Get-Content -Path $ErrorLogPath )
    throw $ErrorContent
}
Get-Content -Path $LogPath
#endregion

Row 2 Function: Script Log

Add a new row by clicking the Add Row button.

A blank function will appear.

Search and select the Script Log function.

The following function will pop up on the screen:

In the script log message, simply type %Output% and click the Save button.

Click the Save button at the top-right corner of the screen to save the script.

Completed Script

Output

• Script log