Exchange 2013 CU9 KB3087126 installation goes bad

What the script actually does is start WMI services as those are disabled, and set IIS and Exchange services in Automatic state, and then finally it asks for reboot.

$microsoftExchangePath = "C:\Program Files\Microsoft\Exchange Server"`

# Start WMI as it was disabled
Set-Service Winmgmt -Startup Automatic # WMI was disabled
Set-Service Winmgmt -Status Running # WMI needs starting

# Start IIS as it was disabled
Set-Service W3SVC -StartupType Automatic 
Set-Service IISADMIN -StartupType Automatic

# Start other services that were disabled during update
Set-Service RemoteRegistry -StartupType Automatic
Set-Service AppIDSvc -StartupType Automatic
Set-Service Pla -StartupType Automatic

# Search for all Exchange services based on their binary location
$exchangeServices = Get-WmiObject win32_service | ?{$_.PathName -like "*$microsoftExchangePath*"} | select Name, DisplayName #, @{Name="Path"; Expression={$_.PathName.split('"')[1]}}
Foreach ($service in $exchangeServices) {
    Write-Host "Setting StartUP to Automatic for service $($service.Name)"
    Set-Service $($service.Name) -StartupType Automatic
}
Restart-Computer -Confirm

While it could simply start the services this was to make sure they are started in proper order and that Exchange works as designed after reboot. And it did. After reboot, checking services show as up and running.

Further verification with well known Test-ExchangeServerHealth.ps1 that our server is fully up and running.

------ Checking MAIL1
DNS Check: Pass
Ping Check: Pass
Uptime (hrs): 0
Server version: Exchange 2013
Roles: Mailbox, ClientAccess
Mailbox Server Role Services: Pass
Client Access Server Role Services: Pass
Unified Messaging Server Role Services: Pass
Hub Transport Server Role Services: Pass
Total Queue: 0
Mailbox databases mounted: Pass
Mail flow test: No active mailbox databases

But the problem is still there. The CU9 KB3087126 is still waiting to be installed. Further more it's telling Windows it actually wants to do it as soon as you let it to.

Since we have Exchange 2013 up and running now depending on how tired you are already it's up to you if you want to let it run for a moment or you go straight to fix it.