Patch Tuesday April 2025 Lansweeper On-Prem Query + Windows Server 2022

[FernandoBueno]

Hi there!

Since yesterday, I've been experiencing an issue that might be related to the query. All Windows Server 2022 machines — even though fully up to date — are still showing up as red in the report, indicating that KB5055526 is missing, along with the message: "Reboot might be required."

I’ve double-checked that the KB was successfully installed, rebooted the servers, and of course, rescanned them. However, the issue persists, and the same warning continues to appear.

Has anyone else run into this, or is there something I might be missing on the query side?

Thanks in advance!

[ncjaneke · Accepted solution]

Similar issue, Fully updated Windows 2022 ( Build 20348.3453 ) - KB5055526 + KB5055688(.Net) and report shows as red. I presume a report edit is required ( again ) - I've changed this line to 3453:
"When tsysOS.OSname = 'Win 2022' And SubQuery2.Buildnumber >= 3453 
3rd edit!
When (tsysOS.OScode Like '10.0.14393%' Or
tsysOS.OSname = 'Win 2016') And SubQuery2.Buildnumber < 7969 ( for 2016 servers )

[dshuttleworth]

Thanks, worked perfectly. Frustrating that this keeps happening and I waste time sense checking update logs, patch delivery, pending reboots only to find the SQL query is wrong. 

[Kenf]

Having same issue on Windows 11 23h2.  Showing as needing KB5055528 but also listing KB5055528 as installed

[Kenf]

changed the line tsysOS.OScode Like '10.0.22631%') And SubQuery2.Buildnumber >= 5191 to >= 5189