How to View Windows Update History in Windows 10
By Timothy Tibbettson 06/29/2023 |
Windows Updates are done automatically, once a week, on the day we know as Patch Tuesday. Sometimes you need to know what updates were installed. Here's how.
1: View Windows Update History at the Microsoft Support Website
Assuming your Windows Updates are current, Microsoft keeps a list of all updates and what's included here. Look to the left to find the latest.
Look to the left for the latest.
2: View Windows Update History in Settings
Click Start > Settings > Update & security > Windows Updates.
Click on View update history.
3: View Windows Update History in PowerShell
Open PowerShell and type in wmic qfe list.
Power users might want to see How to Check Your Windows Update History With PowerShell.
4: View Windows Update History in Classic Control Panel
Open the classic Control Panel.
Click on Programs & features.
Click on View installed updates.
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1: View Windows Update History at the Microsoft Support Website
Assuming your Windows Updates are current, Microsoft keeps a list of all updates and what's included here. Look to the left to find the latest.
Look to the left for the latest.
2: View Windows Update History in Settings
Click Start > Settings > Update & security > Windows Updates.
Click on View update history.
3: View Windows Update History in PowerShell
Open PowerShell and type in wmic qfe list.
Power users might want to see How to Check Your Windows Update History With PowerShell.
4: View Windows Update History in Classic Control Panel
Open the classic Control Panel.
Click on Programs & features.
Click on View installed updates.
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