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Date, time, time zone settings

I've been having nothing but trouble with Windows 10 reporting to my WSUS patch manager server. The clients detect, but no longer report. When I do a manual check for updates I'm getting the message below on quite a few machines:

I've checked the date/time settings on both the client and the wsus server and everything looks correct. Has anyone run into this problem? I'm not sure if it's what's causing my issues, but I know it can't be helping.

Any suggestions/ideas would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks in advance.

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kellytice over 6 years ago +1

Can you look at the WindowsUpdate.log file for one of those clients? side note: Microsoft changed the way you view the WindowsUpdate.log file in Windows 10. https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help…

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0 kellytice over 6 years ago

Can you look at the WindowsUpdate.log file for one of those clients?
side note: Microsoft changed the way you view the WindowsUpdate.log file in Windows 10.
https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/3036646/how-to-read-windows-update-logs-in-windows-10-version-1607
Are there any indicative errors in there? I've seen a blog post where the time time looks right in both places (client and WSUS) but something else is really going on:
Nerds Know Best: RESOLVED - We couldn't install updates because there's a problem with the date and time information on …
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0 pmaldonato over 6 years ago in reply to kellytice

I was just looking at that article as well. I will double check my certificates. The windowsupdate logfile returns the following:
Which leads me to believe I've got some serious issues with my WSUS server. What ever they are it's not affecting win7 or server updates as these clients are reporting and updating fine. That's why I'm thinking the certificates are ok. It's only an issue with Win10 clients every other OS is working.
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0 pmaldonato over 6 years ago in reply to kellytice

I was just looking at that article as well. I will double check my certificates. The windowsupdate logfile returns the following:
Which leads me to believe I've got some serious issues with my WSUS server. What ever they are it's not affecting win7 or server updates as these clients are reporting and updating fine. That's why I'm thinking the certificates are ok. It's only an issue with Win10 clients every other OS is working.
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