I have setup a new server and am running WSUS 10.0.14393.0 on Windows Server 2016. Updates will download but will stop after a while. Current WSUS status is - Updates needing files: 5928 - Downloaded 45,683.32MB of 258,732.17MB.

Following error on my event logs: Event Type: Error Event Source: Windows Server Update Services Event Category: Synchronization Event ID: 364. I have Admistrators and Network Service users set to full control. I have changed the settings on the server for clients to connect to Microsoft Update to get their updates instead of downloading them to the server first. I will have to revisit this at a later time when I have more time to devote to it.

It has been stuck at this for more than a week. I can see network activity occasionally which could range to a couple of gigs every 6-8 hours but the WSUS status does not change On checking the Application event logs, i can see. Event id 364 Errors ' Content file download failed. Reason: The connection was closed prematurely. Source File: /msdownload/update/softwar e/crup/201 3/03/power point-x-no ne_4334ff5 b7aaec52b4 bda630dba2 aa91a89057 782.cab Destination File: D: WSUS WsusContent 82 433 4FF5B7AAEC 52B4BDA630 DBA2AA91A8 9057782.ca b' Event id 10032 Errors The server is failing to download some updates.

I have updated BITs to run in the foreground. The server has been excluded from the internal Firewall, https inspection and Caching. I have also tried removing and adding the WSUS role and WID database.

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Has anyone come across something similar? I had the exact same problem, although I was using a SQL database rather than WID, which complicated things further. I tried a lot of fixes that I found googling, but nothing worked, I eventually had to uninstall and reinstall WSUS and then dump the original database and create a new one. I think the real problem was my database which had somehow gotten corrupted (maybe by the dropped connections. If Vitor's solution doesn't fix your problem, you may want to try following this article to remove and recreate the Content folder and database. I just performed a search and found this where it says: Strangely Microsoft by default leave Auto Close enabled on the ADFS 3.0 databases if you use WID instead of a full instance of SQL Server.

Not only does this contradict SQL best practice, but it fills up the server event log and also causes a slight performance penalty. To disable Auto Close: •Install SQL Management Studio on your WID server •Connect to.

Pipe MICROSOFT##WID ts ql query •Set Auto Close to False for both ADFS databases (located under the options page of the database’s properties) So I guess it also applies to WID. Many thanks to all for your recommendations. I have tried them and finally managed to get WSUS working now.

Below are some of the things I performed 1. Set AutoClose to False a. Install SQL Server Management Studio on the WSUS server. Connect to the WSUS database, Enter. Pipe MICROSOFT##WID ts ql query in the server name section c. Expand databases and right click the appropriate database, (in my case it was SUSDB) and select Properties d.