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If you're using Dell machines, you might be able to forget how to import drivers moving forward. I've tested this new method with several Dell Models, and so far, It's been working well. December 6, 2016 at 2:02 pm that's gold, thanks a lot. After a few month do you still use this?
(I'm concerned about all the 'crap' that come with the standard drivers package.) Do you have your own repo or take the drivers directly from dell each time? Does it take much longer than using driver package or family cab from Dell? Also do you leave the dell command update installed after OSD, and use it during the life cycle of the computer? I'm thinking about just launching the dcu-clie.exe from the package source without installing, any thought on that? December 6, 2016 at 3:53 pm Still using this, it's been working well. We actually download directly from dell, we have a huge internet pipe, and only image 10-20 computers a day, so it's not an issue.
It does take a little while to run, and probably longer than a normal apply driver step. The 'bloat' has been a concern, I run a step later to uninstall the intel wireless proset software if it got installed. I do leave it installed after OSD, our service desk will run it from time to time if they think an issue my be driver related. I do lock it down so it can only install certain drivers though.
I think the idea of running the command line from a package source is a good idea, I might give that a try in the future. June 9, 2017 at 10:16 am So doing some troubleshooting it was giving error on the docking station firmware. The only thing we will need are bios and drivers, and nothing else. I made the changes, but still getting the same error message. Found out it is failing on installing the wifi driver and deleting the Intel Graphics shortcut. Yet everything installs.
This is on a Dell Latitude E5470 which is now EOL. I haven't tried on a Latitude E6440, but will test Windows 10 for that one. We are using the MDT integration in to SCCM 2012 R2 SP1 CU5. Where should I be placing the Dell Command Update tasks?
It could be having the issue that it's not installing all this in the resident OS, that I have selected. It looks to be installing everything in the PE environment after the SCCM Client is installed. Also, I noticed from the activity.xml log that it considers 3010 an error code vs a success code and that could be causing the issue. The other 2 error codes are 0x2 and 0x3. My only option I can see in the Task Sequence would be to check 'continue on error', but that may stop any drivers from giving an error before it completes everything from Dell Command.
Also, we are not the Dell Command Update software to stay installed after it runs. What is the command to uninstall it after all drivers are installed? June 19, 2017 at 11:40 am I've followed this guide at every step. I'm running the Dell Command at the end of the MDT/SCCM Task Sequence, but it's not updating the drivers. You can see if you open up Dell Command Update in Windows it show's it has never check or even updated. What ports does it use when reaching out to the Dell Support site? It could be that our Security Team is blocking it from communicating out to the site.
However, I can run it and it shows that it had driver updates. What am I missing in the TS.
This is during an install for Windows 10. September 27, 2017 at 12:55 pm Thanks for posting Gary. I'm working with version 2.3.1. When I run the installation of DCU manually from an administrative command prompt, it installs fine. That was my initial test. Upon adding it into MDT(not sccm), using this install command with the raw update package: Dell-Command-UpdateX79N4WIN2.3.1A00.EXE /s /f spit out a reboot code and failed. Nothing ever installed.
I didn't quite understand what was going on. I then extracted by running the exe manually and choosing the 'Extract' option. Then I tried running the setup within and found it was extracting an MSI into a C: Windows location. I grabbed the MSI, used the /qn /norestart swtiches and was able to get around this 2 hours later. I hope this saves some time for anyone with MDT running into the same issue. It was puzzling.
I hate wrappers! -LvilleSystemsJockey. October 2, 2017 at 7:50 am I have tried this with the old 2.1.1 and the new 2.3.1 version and I get the same result.
When I follow the steps above and run from a task sequence, the application gets installed fine and the 'dcu-cli.exe' /log c: temp /silent' cmd runs and creates the log file but fails in the ActivityLog with CLI: Error: Check for updates ended. (System Scan failed). If I run this manually in a cmd prompt with my account or the local system account (the one that sccm uses) all works fine and drivers start to download. April 20, 2018 at 2:24 pm I too had the '(System Scan failed)' during OSD TS. Was driving me crazy. Worked manually, worked after OSD.
Spent many hours troubleshooting, and after 12 iterations I finally figured out what's causing it: '8dot3name' While in WinPE, the 8dot3name name creation is NOT enabled, so c: SMSTaskSequence is created WITHOUT an 'SMSTA1' alias. When dcu-cli runs, it would run from there, and work, but when it invokes 'c: Program Files (x86) Dell CommandUpdate InvColPC.exe', THAT would fail with a syntax error complaining about the '-enc' switch. Fix is to configure your TS Step to 'Start in: C: Program Files (x86) Dell CommandUpdate', or technically any other folder but C: SMSTaskSequence.:-))) You could potentially also enable 8dot3name creation in WinPE, but I didn't test / try that. Hope this helps others who has this issue.
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