The quickest way: Right click one of the nodes in the tree, and "Search."
Search for the update, and see it in the list presented. Double click the
update and you'll get a status report. By default that will exclude
"installed/up-to-date" but you can use options in the menus for the report
to include those and re-run the report.
The usual way: You can double click (or use the action menu or context
menus) on updates or computers in the update and computer lists. There's
also a spot in the preview pane next to the pie charts that will launch the
reports.
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[Quoted Text] > Does anyone know how to run a report to see if a specific update like
> IE 7 got installed on client machines?
> Thanks!
> Justin
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