Hello,

We have installed M365 products for many customers and most of them have automatic updates enabled in their account settings. But not all. Since we don’t want to change over manually for our customers, we are looking for a way to do this via PowerShell.

In the article from Microsoft (https://learn.microsoft.com/de-de/microsoft-365/troubleshoot/updates/automatic-updates) registry keys are specified, but these neither set for devices with automatic updates nor for devices with deactivated updates.

Does anyone have a tip where to find the correct registry key or how else the automatic updates can be activated via PowerShell?

(Via GPO is not a solution because not all customers have an Active Directory, but the devices are entra-joined)

I look forward to ideas and suggestions.

Lisa

​Hello, We have installed M365 products for many customers and most of them have automatic updates enabled in their account settings. But not all. Since we don’t want to change over manually for our customers, we are looking for a way to do this via PowerShell.In the article from Microsoft (https://learn.microsoft.com/de-de/microsoft-365/troubleshoot/updates/automatic-updates) registry keys are specified, but these neither set for devices with automatic updates nor for devices with deactivated updates.Does anyone have a tip where to find the correct registry key or how else the automatic updates can be activated via PowerShell?(Via GPO is not a solution because not all customers have an Active Directory, but the devices are entra-joined) I look forward to ideas and suggestions. Lisa  Read More

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