Windows updates disabled

[Rigo]

I built this computer and installed Win11 Pro on it about 5 years ago.
Still running on 22H2.
Can't re-enable Windows updates even with the below settings in gpedit and the registry.
System main specs:
CPU AMD Ryzen 5 3400G - Win11 compatible
Mobo Gigabyte B450M DS3H
I'm trying to do this remotely but also noted secure boot is disabled and PC Health Check won't run because of win upd restrictions
How else can win upd be restricted?

 

[Blues]

It looks like it is setup to get updates pushed through management so is the a WSUS server running you can push updates to it or some management console with the option?

 

[Metanis]

Perhaps something like Steve Gibson's InControl app got used?

 

[Rigo]

It looks like it is setup to get updates pushed through management so is the a WSUS server running you can push updates to it or some management console with the option?

Could you please elaborate on your suggestions as I have no idea how to go about them, thanks for helping.
Checking for updates will install normal regular updates but not the features release versions.
I could manually download and install these but the current blocage is not right.

 

[Rigo]

Steve Gibson's InControl

Hummm!!!
Could be that, never heard of it before.
Why would anyone want to do that if you really understand the implications?

 

[fincoder]

Maybe the system wasn't officially compliant with Windows 11, but your install (perhaps a Rufus-created installer?) installed it anyway. Reasons could be MBR instead of GPT, legacy BIOS instead of UEFI, or TPM 2.0 not enabled in the BIOS.

Download and run the open-source WhyNot11. It's the easiest way of finding out why it's deemed unable to run Windows 11. I've never run it on a Windows 11 system that's refusing to update but it's an idea.

 

[britechguy]

In addition to @fincoder's recommendation to see what WhyNot11 might say, also take a look at what Copilot has to say in response to the prompt: [Why would Windows 11 Windows Update be showing the message, "Some settings are managed by your organization," and, "Your organization has turned off updates," on a machine that is not managed by any organization, but is a personally managed PC?]