I have a Windows Server 2012 R2 running my companies WSUS. All our Windows 7 desktops are working just fine with this system.
We recently started to get Windows 10 workstations and I noticed they were not being detected correctly. I did some research andfound I needed to install patch 'Windows8.1-KB3095113-v2-x64' to the server to give it support for windows 10 which seemed to work. The issue I'm now having is that windows 10 workstations are seeing the server and being detected correctly but not reportingany thing to the server. On the workstation side they can't get any software patches from either our WSUS or the Microsoft update site. I have looked around and can not find anything to explain why this is happening. We have also started to deploy Server 2016and I'm having the same issue.
Walled, or fortress cities weren't anywhere near common in Japan like they were in Europe.The castle town people envision when they think of Sengoku Japan didn't start appearing till the late Sengoku, around the 1580s, and it didn't become common till after 1600.Most castles were like in the game: a fortress with the town outside of it. The primary castle was usually surrounded by a network of smaller castles, in turn surrounded by their own network of forts, which would look like the 'fort' or 'stronghold' in the game, and were often even much simpler.Prior to around 1550, most 'castles' were hill forts that were at very remote locations, and had nothing to do with commerce or trade. Total war shogun 2 encyclopedia. So yeah i hope they do but i dont think they would do the efort (I mean not something that 'looks like a city' but a real city layout). But some villages could be cool and not impossiblethey should add those thoughi mean its weird besieging an enemy fortress city with no buildings and just plain grass and walls around empty blocks.
0x8024401f Wsus Windows 2016 Server
Windows Server 2016 Wsus 0x8024401c
We have Server 2008 R2 and 2012 R2 all able to update with no issue.I am getting this error code '0x8024402f' on one of my workstations. They do not all seem to have the same error.I have tried running the WindowsUpdateDiagnostic tool but have not had any success with that.