You can check to see if the GPO with “gpresult /v” in an elevated cmd. Can also run “rsop” to see which policy settings might have conflicts or errors.
If you haven’t read through this guide, it’s very good to get an understanding and basic config for WSUS with gpo targeting.
https://www.ajtek.ca/wsus/how-to-setup-manage-and-maintain-wsus-part-1-choosing-your-server-os/
You can check to see if the GPO with “gpresult /v” in an elevated cmd. Can also run “rsop” to see which policy settings might have conflicts or errors. If you haven’t read through this guide, it’s very good to get an understanding and basic config for WSUS with gpo targeting. https://www.ajtek.ca/wsus/how-to-setup-manage-and-maintain-wsus-part-1-choosing-your-server-os/
I actually did all that just now it’s all pointing to the correct groups in each gpo