Is it possible to control how often Windows Update checks for available updates? I would imagine a registry hack is necessary?
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On Windows 7, you can use Local Group Policies to set Windows Update detection frequency. Run this command:
On Set the option that says Note, nonetheless, that although detection can occur even hourly, installation will occur on a daily basis, minimum. Indeed, you can set that installations be applied imediately, but this only happens to important updates that don't need a reboot (or to updates with a due date in the past, if you are using a WSUS server). | |||
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You can read this Microsoft KB article here: KB 326693, or simply run a task to do it whenever you want, with the command line option of:
Either way you do it, it is rather quick, easy and simple to setup. | |||
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