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articles/automation/automation-tutorial-update-management.md

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 Next, schedule a deployment that follows your release schedule and service window to install updates. You can choose which update types to include in the deployment. For example, you can include critical or security updates and exclude update rollups.
 
 >[!NOTE]
->When you schedule an update deployment, it creates a schedule resource linked to the **Patch-MicrosoftOMSComputers** runbook that handles the update deployment on the target machines. If you delete the schedule resource from the Azure portal or PowerShell after creating the deployment, it breaks the scheduled update deployment and presents an error when you attempt to reconfigure it from the portal. You can only delete the schedule resource by deleting the corresponding deployment schedule.  
+>When you schedule an update deployment, it creates a schedule resource linked to the **Patch-MicrosoftOMSComputers** runbook that handles the update deployment on the target machines. If you delete the schedule resource from the Azure portal or using PowerShell after creating the deployment, it breaks the scheduled update deployment and presents an error when you attempt to reconfigure it from the portal. You can only delete the schedule resource by deleting the corresponding deployment schedule.  
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 To schedule a new update deployment for the VM, go to **Update management**, and then select **Schedule update deployment**.

articles/automation/manage-update-multi.md

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 To install updates, schedule a deployment that aligns with your release schedule and service window. You can choose which update types to include in the deployment. For example, you can include critical or security updates and exclude update rollups.
 
 >[!NOTE]
->When you schedule an update deployment, it creates a schedule resource linked to the **Patch-MicrosoftOMSComputers** runbook that handles the update deployment on the target machines. If you delete the schedule resource from the Azure portal or PowerShell after creating the deployment, it breaks the scheduled update deployment and presents an error when you attempt to reconfigure it from the portal. You can only delete the schedule resource by deleting the corresponding deployment schedule.
+>When you schedule an update deployment, it creates a schedule resource linked to the **Patch-MicrosoftOMSComputers** runbook that handles the update deployment on the target machines. If you delete the schedule resource from the Azure portal or using PowerShell after creating the deployment, it breaks the scheduled update deployment and presents an error when you attempt to reconfigure it from the portal. You can only delete the schedule resource by deleting the corresponding deployment schedule.
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 To schedule a new update deployment for one or more virtual machines, under **Update management**, select **Schedule update deployment**.