Product: PowerShell Universal
Version: 4.4.0
Hello! After update from 4.3.3 get this:
Running on IIS, Windows 2022 server.
You may want to remove that screenshot and blur out the URL for security/privacy reasons, just for the record.
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You can still see the original image when looking at the change history on the post, so if it is a concern you may need to delete the entire post and make a new one with the new image.
According to just a quick search, error 500.30 seems to be caused by out of date .NET packages on the system. Maybe try running Windows Update and then see if PSU launches properly.
Windows is fully updated
Do you have Windows Update set to check for updates for other Microsoft products and not only Windows itself?
Again, just from a quick search, here are what the common reasons for error 500.30 are:
Outdated .NET Core Hosting Bundle
Outdated .NET Core SDK and Runtime
Misconfigured app settings
Incorrect hosting model
Web.Config file issues
File permission problems
Missing or outdated dependencies
Startup file inconsistencies
Database connection problems
Application pool settings
Azure services and resources permission issues
I would recommend checking the PowerShell Universal system logs as well. It could be the server failing to start for other reasons.
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Updates for other products are enabled, but .net is not updating for some reason. Apparently IT disabled it on wsus. Updated .net manually to version 4.8.1, everything worked. Thank you very much for your help!
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