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WSUSMgmtTool
A Free WSUS Management Tool That Does in Seconds What the MMC Console Does in Hours
New Free WSUS Tool from Easy2Patch: WSUSMgmtTool!
Easy2Patch is excited to introduce a new free tool for every admin who has lost an afternoon inside the native WSUS console.
WSUSMgmtTool is a lightweight WSUS console alternative that puts bulk actions, cleanup and reporting one click away.
With WSUSMgmtTool, you can:
- Bulk decline, undecline or delete thousands of Windows updates at once — filtered by KB number, title (wildcards supported), MSRC severity, product or classification
- Delete superseded and expired updates and run a full WSUS server cleanup in seconds, keeping your SUSDB database lean
- Automate WSUS maintenance with scheduled tasks and auto-decline rules
- Manage multiple WSUS servers from a single console with multi-tenant support
- Native SCCM / ConfigMgr integration: trigger syncs, run client health checks, spot reboot-pending devices and force scans
- CVE-enriched patch compliance reports in HTML and PDF, with Slack, Teams, email and ServiceNow notifications
- Track every change with a complete audit log
No installation. No agents. No cost.
Why are we offering it for free?
At Easy2Patch, we believe in empowering IT professionals with practical, time-saving tools. WSUSMgmtTool is another step towards that mission.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. WSUSMgmtTool is completely free, with no license key, no agents and no installation required.
Yes. Filter updates by KB number, title with wildcards, MSRC severity, product or classification, then decline, undecline or permanently delete them in a single action — every change is written to an audit log.
Yes. WSUSMgmtTool removes superseded and expired updates and runs WSUS server cleanup, which keeps the SUSDB database small and sync times short. You can schedule it to run automatically.
Yes. It triggers software update point syncs, runs client health checks, reports reboot-pending devices and forces client scans.