I'm running WSUS on a Windows 2016 server, most workstation are Windows 10 1803 (there are a few Windows 7 still hanging around). On almost all of the Windows 10 workstations, update 4100349, which is a plain "update" (not cumulative) from September, failed to install. Subsequently I approved the Cumulative update for Windows 10 1803 for October, which is KB 4462919. This installed without issues on all of the workstations. I would normally assume that once a subsequent cumulative update was successfully installed, the workstations would no longer need the older update. However, they are all still showing that the previous update, 4100349, failed to install. When you look at the list of needed updates for the workstations, though, they don't show the September update as "needed." It only shows on the list of failed updates. I've been able to get it to install successfully on a few workstation, but it seems to require a couple of restarts to get it going.
I'm not sure what is the best way to handle this. I'd obviously prefer just to somehow get rid of it if it's not actually needed any more. I'm thinking of declining it and then seeing if this removes it from the "failed" list for the workstations. Any ideas or advice?
Deb