See a full list of Windows Server 2016 and/or Windows 10 maintenance tasks using the following command run from an admin command prompt:
schtasks /query
See a full list of Windows Server 2016 and/or Windows 10 maintenance tasks using the following command run from an admin command prompt:
schtasks /query
Somebody somewhere thought not having the WindowsUpdate.log in a human readable format that could be viewed in real-time was a really good idea.
To read the logs now you have to use a PowerShell command.
Open PowerShell using Run As Administrator and run the following.
Wait patiently for the now out-of-date log to save to your desktop.
Note: No restart required, worked immediately for me.
Create a shortcut using this as the target: explorer.exe shell:::{2559a1f3-21d7-11d4-bdaf-00c04f60b9f0}
Change the icon in the shortcut properties by browsing to: C:\Windows\System32\imageres.dll.
Pin the shortcut to the Start menu.