Intune Windows Update Maintenance Window
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rr-4098
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From what I am seeing, Windows Updates in Intune does not let you set granular maintenance Windows. For example every Tuesday - Wednesday from 10pm - 3am. Is this correct, if so why? You could do this with SCCM.
Microsoft Security | Intune | Updates
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Rahul Jindal 11,491 Reputation points2025-09-12T21:30:20.83+00:00 You can set maintenance window for installation of updates through update rings.
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rr-4098 2,121 Reputation points
2025-09-13T01:13:49.5833333+00:00 Thank you for your feedback. Yes I know you can set a maintenance windows using updates rings but from what I see they cannot be granular. For example every Tuesday - Wednesday from 10pm - 3am.
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