I have many Windows 10 and Windows 11 machines, which are in different states of windows update settings. Unfortunately, some machines have local policies active for windows update settings.
I need to have all PC's reset to the windows update defaults and I need to do it with a remote tool that can execute CLi commands (PowerShell and such).
Usually, I would just delete HKLM:\Software\Policies\Microsoft\Windows\WindowsUpdate. That works fine, until the machine is rebooted and the still existing local policy kicks in and changes windows update back to the previous setting.
I could, of course, remote to each machine by RDP or TeamViewer or whatever, start gpedit.msc and change the respective settings to "not configured", delete the registry key again and reboot.
However, I want to do it by command line, PowerShell script or similar.
I know how to delete the registry key that way, but I do not know how to set the group policy entries to "not configured" from the command line.
What would be a good way to achieve that?
I tried LGPO.exe, but frankly I do not understand how to use this tool for my purpose.
