updates are disabled by your administrator.

Verifying against the current system clock or the timestamp in the signed file. With error: A required certificate is not within its validity period when I just get that 'some settings are managed by your system administrator' message.ĮDIT: Just found this in the event viewer - could it be related? Log Name: Applicationįailed extract of third-party root list from auto update cab at: If the name in the manifest changes, device admin is disabled when users update the app. I logged out, logged back in (as domain admin), and I still can't manually check for updates or apply them. A system administrator writes a device admin app that enforces. It will allow a local admin to select the settings for Windows update. Checked with RSoP, confirmed that 'Configure Automatic Updates' and 'Allow Automatic Updates immediate installation' are enabled.Įverything looks fine. 5 - Allow the local admin to choose the setting.Checked with gpedit to try to find anything suspicious.

Searched the registry, and found a few more settings that looked relevant, but everything seemed to be set correctly.Searched the output of gpresult /z (see this previous SF question) for references to Windows Update, but everything there looked OK.I open the Windows Update control panel, and it says 'some settings are managed by your system administrator.' Problem is, I'm logged in as a domain admin.

Updates are disabled by your administrator.