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That worked as far as showing the versions in the top window. That is correct. However, we are still showing some spaces in the OS column(Windows 7 Professional x64 as in screen shot above, and misspellings as in line 866 in screen shot above) It is still showing correct , up to date versions in the...

Ran the sql command and here are the results.

I ran the sql statement to truncate the tables. However, our system shows it to be 'plugin_' not 'plugins_' So i had to adjust the sql statement for that. We have PR configured to scan every 2 hours. I ran the slq statement mid afternoon and checked it this morning. No change. See screenshot. wuatab...

I wanted to follow up on my latest response above.

I am not an sql guru, do you have the right sql statement to flush the MAX WUA table?
Do you want me to post the contents in the MAXWUA table before or after I flush ?

Thanks for the update. I noticed this yesterday on .34 as well no change on .35
There are now no wua versions associated with the OS in the top portion. As well as duplicates and spaces(screenshot) Please advise.

Ok thanks. And to confirm that pop up message is just informational? Does not interrupt the upgrades?

And it's informational only correct? Won't interrupt the upgrades to exit the message?

Ok to confirm, if we select the override option in the scheduler, it should disable this message?
Even if it's manually pushed?
Is there a way to disable this pop up all together?

This pops up when the windows 10 upgrade process. We have no pop ups set up in the configuration. How do we disable this? Is this in the script somewhere? Or is it disabled when we choose the 'Override user stop action' option in the scheduler?
Please advise.