Install-Module kbupdate -Scope CurrentUser

# Get detailed information about KB4057119. This works for SQL Server or any other KB.
Get-KbUpdate -Name KB4057119

# Get detailed information about KB4057119 and KB4057114.
Get-KbUpdate -Name KB4057119, 4057114

# Faster. Gets, at the very least: Title, Architecture, Language, Hotfix, UpdateId and Link
Get-KbUpdate -Name KB4057119, 4057114 -Simple

# Download KB4057119 to the current directory. This works for SQL Server or any other KB.
Save-KbUpdate -Name KB4057119

# Download the selected x64 files from KB4057119 to the current directory.
Get-KbUpdate -Name 3118347 -Simple -Architecture x64 | Out-GridView -Passthru | Save-KbUpdate

# Download KB4057119 and the x64 version of KB4057114 to C:\temp.
Save-KbUpdate -Name KB4057119, 4057114 -Architecture x64 -Path C:\temp

# Install KB4534273 from the \\fileshare\sql\ directory on server01
Install-KbUpdate -ComputerName server01 -FilePath \\fileshare\sql\windows10.0-kb4532947-x64_20103b70445e230e5994dc2a89dc639cd5756a66.msu

# Automatically save an update, stores it in Downloads and install it from there
Install-KbUpdate -ComputerName sql2017 -HotfixId kb4486129

# Uninstalls KB4498951 from server01
Uninstall-KbUpdate -ComputerName server01 -HotfixId KB4498951

# Uninstalls KB4498951 on server01 without prompts
Uninstall-KbUpdate -ComputerName server01 -HotfixId KB4498951 -Confirm:$false

# Uninstall kb4498951 from server23 and server24
Get-KbInstalledUpdate -ComputerName server23, server24 -Pattern kb4498951 | Uninstall-KbUpdate

# Test to see if KB4057119 and get a bunch of info about it on server01
Get-KbInstalledUpdate -ComputerName server01 -Pattern KB4057119

Get-Help Get-KbUpdate -Detailed