If all updates are installed for your system, it will tell you "This system is up-to-date": Your system may not do this, if it's only installed drivers:Īfter the restart, launch Dell Update again, again right click the icon and select more then run as administrator:ĭell Update will check your system for the installed driver versions and list any more updates. My System then began it's UEFI BIOS Update. After a restart, relaunching Dell update, will allow you to install the drivers which failed to install. This occurs when a restart is required to install for instance chipset drivers correctly. In some cases, you may get an error message saying x out y of drivers installed successfully but 1 or 2 drivers failed to install. This is another Bug, when it is done, a warning message comes up, saying another instance of the program is running. I'm going to leave all the Updates checked and select Install: I am however going to let Dell Update perform the UEFI BIOS Update on my OptiPlex 7060.ĭell Update also found a Critical Bluetooth Update and a Recommended Intel Management Engine Components Update. In particularly if they have an older system not officially supported by Dell Update.
Some users may want to uncheck this and manually perform this update. In my case the system found a UEFI BIOS Update. Right click Dell Update, select More and then Run as Administrator: If you click the icon to run the program, it will run without administrator privileges and fail to even search for updates. Unfortunately by default it does not run as an administrator. Right click the Start Button and select Restart:Īs Dell Update is going to install drivers and possibility UEFI BIOS Updates – Dell Update must be run as an administrator.
Select Yes at the User Account Control Prompt:Īccept the License Agreement and Select Next: Dell Command Update 2.4 (OptiPlex, Latitude, Precision)
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