Medium does not support Microsoft Windows (w61 x64 enu)

Hi Everyone,
I'm new to wsusoffline but not to scripting or automation. I am using Labtech to call the download script and the install scripts manually for some of our Win7 x64 systems that have trouble and getting the Medium errors seen below:
This is my download command:
I run a periodic check on the log file and once the Download-log says "Done." at the end I know I can start the installer:
Each system can be a bit different as they are at different clients but all the systems I am attempting this on are Microsoft Windows 7 Professional x64. A good portion of them run without trouble and install updates with those commands but some just die out seconds into the install with those errors. The reason I am going to these lengths is that regular windows updates are not running correctly on these systems and I hope that by getting even some updates installed the regular windows update agent will be able to pick back up. Is this a fools plan?
Thanks
-Keegan
I'm new to wsusoffline but not to scripting or automation. I am using Labtech to call the download script and the install scripts manually for some of our Win7 x64 systems that have trouble and getting the Medium errors seen below:
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Medium does not support Microsoft Windows (w61 x64 enu).
Medium does not support Microsoft Office (ofc glb).
ERROR: Medium neither supports your Windows nor your Office version.
This is my download command:
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C:\temp\wsusoffline\cmd\DownloadUpdates.cmd w61-x64 glb /excludesp >> c:\temp\wsusoffline\Download-Log.txt
I run a periodic check on the log file and once the Download-log says "Done." at the end I know I can start the installer:
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C:\temp\wsusoffline\client\cmd\DoUpdate.cmd /all >> c:\temp\wsusoffline\Install-Log.txt
Each system can be a bit different as they are at different clients but all the systems I am attempting this on are Microsoft Windows 7 Professional x64. A good portion of them run without trouble and install updates with those commands but some just die out seconds into the install with those errors. The reason I am going to these lengths is that regular windows updates are not running correctly on these systems and I hope that by getting even some updates installed the regular windows update agent will be able to pick back up. Is this a fools plan?
Thanks
-Keegan