WSUS: What to select under Windows 10 products?

[Jobos]

I'm in the middle of setting up a new WSUS server running on server 2016 and looking at the Windows 10 versions under products I see there are a shed load of options which is confusing.

 

We are a Windows 7 school apart from a few staff laptops which do not sync to the server anyway. I will be upgrading the admin machines to Windows 10 1703 education version over the summer and planning to upgrade the classrooms next year.

 

Any pointers on which Windows 10 products to select would be appreciated.

[Chuckster]

I simply have "Windows 10" ticked whilst the other Windows 10 options are left well alone.

[kennysarmy]

I'm in the middle of setting up a new WSUS server running on server 2016 and looking at the Windows 10 versions under products I see there are a shed load of options which is confusing.

 

We are a Windows 7 school apart from a few staff laptops which do not sync to the server anyway. I will be upgrading the admin machines to Windows 10 1703 education version over the summer and planning to upgrade the classrooms next year.

 

Any pointers on which Windows 10 products to select would be appreciated.

 

Good Question.

 

I also just ticked Windows 10, no idea if this is right though.

[Katy]

I've been running various versions of Win 10 for over a year, I had Windows 10 ticked plus Windows 10 LTSB (as we used to be 1511 LTSB, now we're 1607 enterprise). I did originally have drivers ticked but since they changed Win 10 windows update client to refuse to talk to WSUS unless the GPO "Don't allow driver updates" was turned off, make sure you DON'T tick the drivers or it will pull 6,000 intel VGA drivers and completely wreck things like the PC actually remembering that you have duplicated displays.

 

Edit: So yeah, with just Windows 10 ticked it still seems to get all the updates including the monthly security ones.

Edited September 21, 2017 by Katy