To detect and fix missing updates on Windows 10 or 11, you have several effective options available. These include manually checking for updates through the Settings app, running the built-in Windows Update Troubleshooter, and using advanced methods such as PowerShell commands or direct installation from the Microsoft Update Catalog. For persistent issues, you can also reset Windows Update components to restore normal functionality.
How to Update and Repair Windows 11?
In this guide, we will discuss various methods to resolve those issues; we will walk you through every step needed to check for missing updates, fix stuck Windows updates, repair system files using built-in Windows tools, and other advanced repair options.
How to Fix Windows 11 Update Stuck at 0%? Step-by-Step Guide
When a Windows Update is stuck at 0%, it’s usually because of your unstable internet connection, insufficient storage space, corrupted files, or problems with the Windows Update service itself. To fix it, you must start with the basics: First, try restarting your computer, check your internet connection and speed, run the Windows Update troubleshooter, or restart the Windows Update service.
How to Stop Windows 11 Update?
Windows 11 updates can be temporarily stopped through the Windows Update settings, where you can pause them for up to 5 weeks. Alternatively, you can stop them permanently by using Windows Services, Group Policy Editor, Registry Editor, or a reliable third-party update management software such as Action1.
Action1 Successfully Renews ISO 27001:2022 Certification
We’re proud to share that we have successfully renewed our ISO/IEC 27001:2022 certification, setting the bar even higher in maintaining top-tier information security standards. The auditors found zero non-conformities during the process
Patch Tuesday July 2025
In this issue: July 2025 Patch Tuesday updates, critical vulnerabilities in Google Chrome, Linux Sudo, and Citrix NetScaler, and major third-party issues affecting Cisco, WordPress, WinRAR, Brother printers, GitHub, Teleport, Veeam, Grafana, Palo Alto Networks, and Trend Micro.
Why Your RMM’s Patching Isn’t Enough — And How Action1 Complements It Perfectly
No MSP signs up for chaos, but patching can often feel that way. That’s where Action1 steps in—not as a replacement for your RMM, but as a robust complement. Together, they close critical gaps, delivering a cohesive patching strategy that’s truly comprehensive.
Why We Require Account Verification at Action1
At Action1, we offer a full-featured IT management platform for free. This isn’t a limited demo or a restricted version. To protect the integrity of the platform, we now require all accounts to go through a basic identity verification process.
What is System Hardening and How Does it Work?
System hardening is a combination of tools, techniques, and best practices that successfully reduce the attack surface across your systems, applications, and IT infrastructure by identifying and addressing security vulnerabilities.

How to Install Windows Updates Remotely?
When you or your IT team install Windows updates remotely, you are doing more than just deploying security patches and remediating software vulnerabilities. You are reducing downtime, improving your company’s security posture, and, most importantly, streamlining update management across on-premises and remote endpoints without needing physical access to the machines.

KB Updates for Windows: What They Are and Why They Matter
KB updates, or Knowledge Base updates, are Microsoft’s systematic approach to delivering patches, security fixes, and feature improvements to your Windows operating system and other Microsoft programs.
2025 Software Vulnerability Ratings Report – High Level Overview
The “cyber pandemic” has never ended; in fact, it shows no signs of slowing down and continues to set new records. If you thought 2023 marked the peak of vulnerability chaos, think again: 2024 has definitively proven otherwise. This 2025 Software Vulnerability Ratings Report presents us with a clear picture: vulnerabilities are increasing, exploit attempts are more focused and successful than ever, and software platforms that were once considered “safe” are now under constant attack.
Patch Tuesday June 2025
In this issue: June 2025 Patch Tuesday updates, vulnerabilities found in Microsoft OneDrive and Microsoft Windows Server 2025, and third-party vulnerabilities, including web browsers, Android, Roundcube, Cisco, HPE, Ivanti, and processors.
What Is OS Patching? A Guide to Patching Operating Systems
OS patching is the process of downloading and installing software updates that vendors release to address critical security vulnerabilities, fix performance bugs, improve your system’s overall performance, and introduce the latest software features.
How Does Action1 Complements Microsoft Intune? One Unbeatable Synergy
Integrating Action1 with Microsoft Intune allows SMBs and enterprises to benefit from crystal-clear visibility, automated patch management, stronger endpoint security, and control across their networks—from corporate-owned workstations to employee-owned devices.
The Hidden Costs of Community-Maintained Software Repositories
Tools like Chocolatey and WinGet simplify software deployment—but at what cost? Behind the automation lies a hidden risk: outdated, unverified, and sometimes abandoned packages that introduce real threats to your software supply chain.
Patch Tuesday May 2025
In this issue: May 2025 Patch Tuesday updates and third-party vulnerabilities, including web browsers, WordPress, Apache Parquet, Apple, Linux, ASUS, Python, SSH, Cisco, Lantronix XPort, Windows Task Scheduler, Industrial Control Systems, and Fortinet.
Why Vulnerability Management is Important?
Vulnerability management refers to the process of identifying, assessing, remediating, and mitigating vulnerabilities in software and computer systems. Without it, your organization can easily become the next victim of the cybercriminals, because without vulnerabilities being addressed in a timely manner, your company remains exposed to attacks that could have been prevented.
Security Advisory: CVE-2025-5480 – Vulnerability Patched in Action1 Agent
At Action1, maintaining the security of your environments is our highest priority. We are informing you of a high severity vulnerability (CVE-2025-5480) identified in our Windows Agent, which has been resolved within the first 48 hours.
How to Fix a Stuck Windows Update? Windows 10/11
Most of the time, Windows Update does its job by automatically installing the latest updates , requiring minimal or no intervention from us. Sometimes, however, unexpected events occur, leading to the update installation becoming stuck, freezing, or stopping. In such cases, you may find yourself wondering what went wrong.