“Important” drivers will start being targeted to WSUS.

re: “Important” drivers will start being targeted to WSUS.

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re: “Important” drivers will start being targeted to WSUS.

ted — Thu, 10 Mar 2011 00:30:41 GMT

So, it's 9 months later. Was the change mentioned ever implemented? I’ve seen discussions of this issue back almost 3 years now and the problem still persists.

I can’t enable Driver Updates without flooding my system with a Googolplex of unnecessary updates. OK, it’ might be closer to 20,000, but I am just hoping that isn't the "drastically reduce[d]" amount of driver updates.

Maybe they shutdown the WSUS Group, since I see a GUID as publishing this article underneath the Heading. :)

re: “Important” drivers will start being targeted to WSUS.

Gerard — Mon, 20 Sep 2010 18:52:30 GMT

I've also just sent an e-mail about this: I recently imported a new ALPS TouchPad driver from Microsoft Update Catalog, and found out today that this driver also gets installed on computers that have no ALPS TouchPad, with no possibility to uninstall it from Programs and Features or the command line.

re: “Important” drivers will start being targeted to WSUS.

brentil — Mon, 19 Jul 2010 12:43:28 GMT

I greatly appreciate this change but will this solve the 18,000+ driver entries in the WSUS GUI? I've already purged their content but the fact that their entries still exist make the WSUS server extremely sluggish and also causes the MMC to crash from time to time.

Until I can get rid of these entries I still see the use of drivers in WSUS to be flawed because of the continual impact my WSUS environment has been plagued with.