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Notes, cautions, and warnings

NOTE: A NOTE indicates important information that helps you make better use of your product.
CAUTION: A CAUTION indicates either potential damage to hardware or loss of data and tells you how to avoid the problem.
WARNING: A WARNING indicates a potential for property damage, personal injury, or death.

Dell Command | Update

Dell Command | Update is a one-to-one standalone utility that enables a simplified process to manage updates for Dell client systems. With Dell Command | Update, devices can stay-up-to-date and secure with the latest drivers, BIOS, firmware, and applications
Dell Command | Update provides:

• An easy-to-use UI, which helps to identify, apply, and schedule the required updates for client
• An easy-to-use CLI, which can be used to automate driver installations and

You can find other product guides and third-party licenses documents for your reference at dell.com/support.

Dell Command | Update command-line

interface

Dell Command | Update provides a command-line version of the application which can be used for batch and scripting setups.
The CLI enables administrators to use an automated remote deployment infrastructure for updates. It provides basic options with no interactive user prompts, and does not include all the features that can be performed using the Graphical User Interface (user interface) version of Dell Command | Update.
To run the CLI: Launch the command prompt as an Administrator , then go to %Program Files (x86)%
\ D e l l \ C o m m a n d U p d a t e and run the dcu-cli.exe command in the command prompt.
To view additional information about the commands and options available in Dell Command | Update: Run dcu-cli.exe / help.
NOTE: If some updates require a restart to complete the installation, the system does not restart automatically unless-reboot=enable is used. Some updates cannot be installed unless the power adapter is plugged into the system.

Topics:

• Dell Command | Update CLI commands
• Command Line Interface Error codes

Dell Command | Update CLI commands

This section provides information about the CLI commands available in Dell Command | Update. The CLI syntax is as follows:/ -option1=value1 -option2=value2 -option3=value3…
NOTE: When entering the command, ensure that you do not enter a space after the forward slash.
NOTE: If the files or folder paths contain spaces, then use double quotes for the option values.

Table 1. Dell Command | Update CLI commands ****

NOTE: Any other command that is specified with this command is ignored.

| dcu-cli.exe| /help| Not| Applicable
/?| Displays usage information.

NOTE: Any other command that is specified with this command is ignored.

| dcu-cli.exe| /?| Not| Applicable
-?| Displays usage information.

NOTE: Any other command that is specified with this command is ignored.

| dcu-cli.exe| -?| Not| Applicable
/version| Displays the Dell Command | Update version.| dcu-cli.exe version| /| Not| Applicable

| Update based on settings that are provided in the supported options.

NOTE: Options that passed here are persistent, available through the life of the application on the system.

| dcu-cli.exe / configure

-=

| -allowXML

-importSettings

 | Examples:| -exportSettings
 | dcu-cli.exe / configure

-userConsent=disabl e

| -lockSettings

-advancedDriverR estore

-driverLibraryLo cation

 |  | -catalogLocation
 |  | -downloadLocatio n
 |  | -updateSeverity
 |  | -updateType
 |  | -updateDeviceCat egory
 |  | -userConsent
 |  | -secureBiosPassw ord
 |  | -biosPassword
 |  | -customProxy
 |  | -proxyAuthentica tion
 |  | -proxyHost
 |  | -proxyPort
 |  | -proxyUserName
 |  | -secureProxyPass word
 |  | -proxyPassword
 |  | -scheduleWeekly
 |  | -scheduleMonthly
 |  | -scheduleDaily
 |  | -scheduleManual
 |  | -scheduleAuto
 |  | -scheduleAction
 |  | -silent
 |  | -outputLog
 |  | -restoreDefaults
 |  | -autoSuspendBitL ocker
 |  | Mutually exclusive options

listed below:

-importSettings,

–

exportSettings,

-lockSettings.

NOTE: This option cannot be used with any other options except

-outputLog and

-silent

-scheduleAuto,

-scheduleManual,

-scheduleMonthly

,

-scheduleWeekly,

-scheduleDaily

/customnotification| Allows configuration of custom notifications.

NOTE: To configure a custom notification, all the three options

-heading, -body, and -timestamp must be provided.

| dcu-cli.exe / customnotification

-=

-=

-=

| -heading

-body

-timestamp

/scan| Performs a system scan to determine the updates for the current system configuration.

NOTE: Options passed for this command run only once. If no options are specified with this command,

the Command Line Interface uses the existing application settings to process this command.

| dcu-cli.exe /scan

-=

Ex: dcu-cli.exe / scan

dcu-cli.exe /scan

dcu-cli.exe /scan

-updateType=bios,fi rmware

dcu-cli.exe /scan – updateSeverity=secu rity, recommended

| -silent

-outputLog

-updateSeverity

-updateType

-updateDeviceCat egory

-catalogLocation

-report

/applyUpdates| Applies all updates for the current system configuration.

NOTE: Options passed for this command run only once. If no options are specified with this command,

the Command Line Interface uses the existing application settings to process this command.

| dcu-cli.exe / applyUpdates

-=

Ex: dcu-cli.exe / applyUpdates

dcu-cli.exe / applyUpdates

-silent

dcu-cli.exe / applyUpdates

-updateType=bios,fi rmware

| -silent

-outputLog

-updateSeverity

-updateType

-updateDeviceCat egory

-catalogLocation

-reboot

-encryptedPasswo rd

-encryptedPasswo rdFile

-autoSuspendBitL ocker

-forceupdate

Mandatory options :

These options are required to be provided with the specific commands listed below:

-encryptedPasswo rd and

-encryptionKey

-encryptedPasswo rdFile and – encryptionKey

/driverInstall| This CLI option installs all the base drivers for the present configuration on a newly installed Windows operating system.

NOTE: Options passed for this command run only once. If no options are specified with this command,

the command line interface uses the existing application settings to process this command.

NOTE: To apply a driver pack,

-driverLibraryLocation path must be set to the location of the CAB or EXE driver pack.

| dcu-cli.exe / driverInstall

-=

Ex: dcu-cli.exe / driverInstall

dcu-cli.exe / driverInstall

-silent

| ****

-driverLibrary Location

-silent

-outputLog

-reboot

/ generateEncryptedPass word| Generates an encrypted BIOS password.| dcu- cli.exe / generateEncryptedPa ssword

-encryptionKey=

-password=

-outputPath=

-dcu-cli.exe / generateEncryptedPa ssword

-secureEncryptionKe y -securePassword

-outputPath=

| -secureEncryptio nKey

-securePassword

-encryptionKey

-password

-outputPath

NOTE:

-outputPath is optional for the user to apply.

These options are required to be provided with the specific commands listed below:

-password and

-encryptionKey

or use- secureEncryption

-securePassword

Table 2. Dell Command | Update CLI Options

-advancedDriverRestore=disa ble

| <enable|disable>
-allowXML| Allows the user to enable or disable the use of XML catalog file.| dcu-cli /configure

-allowXML=enable

dcu-cli /configure

-allowXML=enable

-catalogLocation=C:\

\catalog.xml

| <enable|disable>
 |  | dcu-cli /configure

-catalogLocation=C:\

\catalog.xml

-allowXML=enable

|
-autoSuspendBitLocker| Allows the user to enable or disable the automatic suspension of BitLocker, when applying BIOS updates.| dcu-cli.exe /configure – autoSuspendBitLocker=disabl e| <enable|disable>
-secureBiosPassword| Allows the user to provide the unencrypted BIOS password securely.| dcu-cli.exe /configure

-secureBiosPassword

| <password|””>
-biosPassword| Allows the user to provide the unencrypted BIOS password. The password is cleared if a password is not provided or “” is supplied.

NOTE: The value must be enclosed in double quotes.

| dcu-cli.exe /configure

-biosPassword=”Test1234″

| <password|””>
-catalogLocation| Allows the user to set the repository/catalog file location. If used

with /applyUpdates, only one path may be specified.

| dcu-cli.exe /configure

-catalogLocation=C:

\catalog.xml

| One or more catalog file paths.
-customProxy| Allows the user to enable or disable the use of custom proxy.

NOTE: Setting this option to enable will

cause validation of all custom proxy settings.

| dcu-cli.exe /configure

-customProxy=enable

| <enable|disable>

to the default source location.

NOTE:

Setting this option to enable, the

Dell Command | Update application installs the updates from the Default Source Location if the other source locations selected fails to update .

NOTE:

Setting this option to disable the Dell Command | Update application will not install the updates from the Default Source Location.

NOTE: To disable this option at least one source location should be provided.

| dcu-cli.exe /configure

-defaultSourceLocation=disa ble

| <enable|disable>
-downloadLocation| Allows the user to specify the location to override the default application download path.| dcu-cli.exe /configure

-downloadLocation=C:

\Temp\AppDownload

| A folder path
-driverLibraryLocation| Allows the user to set the system driver

catalog location. If this option is not specified, the driver library shall be downloaded from www.dell.com

NOTE: This command requires functional

networking components.

| dcu-cli.exe /configure

-driverLibraryLocation=C:

\Temp\DriverLibrary.exe

or

dcu-cli.exe /configure

-driverLibraryLocation=C:

\Temp\DriverLibrary.cab

| A file path with .exe or .cab extension.
-secureEncryptionKey| Allows the user to specify the encryption key that is used to encrypt the password securely.

NOTE: The key that is provided must be at

least six characters

| dcu-cli /applyUpdates

-secureEncryptedPassword

-secureEncryptionKey

dcu-cli / generateEncryptedPassword

-secureEncryptionKey

-securePassword

-outputPath=C:\Temp

|

NOTE: The key that is provided must be at

least six characters and includes an uppercase letter,

a lowercase letter, and a digit. Also, this value must be enclosed in double quotes.

| dcu-cli /applyUpdates

-encryptedPassword=”myEncry ptedPassword”

-encryptionKey=”myEncryptio nKey”

dcu-cli / generateEncryptedPassword

-encryptionKey=”myEncryptio nKey”

-password=”myPassword”

-outputPath=C:\Temp

|
-secureEncryptedPasswo rd| Allows the user to pass the encrypted password securely along with the encryption key that was used to generate it.

NOTE:

-encryptionKey is required to be specified along with this option.

| dcu-cli /applyUpdates

-secureEncryptedPassword

-secureEncryptionKey

|
-encryptedPassword| Allows the user to pass the encrypted password inline along with the encryption key that was used to generate it.

NOTE:

-encryptionKey is required to be specified along with this option. Also, this value must be enclosed in double quotes.

| dcu-cli /applyUpdates

-encryptedPassword=”myEncry ptedPassword”

-encryptionKey=”myEncryptio nKey”

|
-encryptedPasswordFile| Allows the user to pass the encrypted password by file.

NOTE:

-encryptionKey is required to be specified along with this option.

| dcu-cli /applyUpdates

-encryptedPasswordFile=C:\T emp\EncryptedPassword.txt

-encryptionKey=”myEncryptio nKey”

| A file path with .txt extension.
-exportSettings| Allows the user to export application settings to the specified folder path.| dcu-cli.exe /configure

-exportSettings=C:\Temp

| A folder path

-forceupdate=enable/disable

| <enable|disable>
-heading -body

-timestamp

| Allows the user to set the heading for the notification.

NOTE: The

maximum character length for the heading is 80 characters.

Allows the user to set the content or body of the notification.

NOTE: The

maximum character length for the body is 750 characters.

Allows the user to set the timestamp for the notification.

| dcu-cli.exe / customnotification

-heading=”I am heading”

-body=”I am body”

-timestamp=9/19/2022,00:46

| Text for the heading of the notification.

Text for the content of the notification.

Future date and time to schedule the notification.

-importSettings| Allows the user to import application settings file.

NOTE: This option cannot be used with any other options

except -outputLog

and -silent.

| dcu-cli.exe /configure

-importSettings=C:

\Temp\Settings.xml

| An .xml file path
-installationDeferral

-deferralInstallInterv al

-deferralInstallCount

| Allows the user to enable or disable deferral install options.

NOTE:

-deferralInstallInterva l and

-deferralInstallCount are required to be specified along with Enable option.

Allows the user to

set the deferral install interval.

Allows the user to set the deferral install count.

| dcu-cli.exe /configure

-installationDeferral=enabl e

-deferralInstallInterval=1

-deferralInstallCount=2

| <enable|disable>

<1-99>

<1-9>

NOTE: This option cannot be used with any other options

except -outputLog

and -silent.

| dcu-cli.exe /configure

-lockSettings=enable

| <enable|disable>
-maxretry| Set the maximum retry attempts to install failed updates upon reboot.| dcu-cli /configure

-maxretry=2

| <1|2|3>
-outputLog| Allows the user to log the status and

progress information of a command execution in a given log path.

| dcu-cli.exe /

scan -outputLog=C:\Temp\

\scanOutput.log

| A file path, with .log extension
-outputPath| Allows the user to specify the folder path to which encrypted password file is saved.| dcu-cli.exe / generateEncryptedPassword

-encryptionKey=”myEncryptio nKey”

-password=”myPassword”

-outputPath=C:\Temp

| A folder path
-securePassword| Allows the user to specify the password to be encrypted securely.    NOTE:

secureEncryptio nKey is required to be specified along with this option.

| dcu-cli / generateEncryptedPassword

-secureEncryptionKey

-securePassword

-outputPath=C:\Temp

| password
-password| Allows the user to specify the password to be encrypted.

NOTE:

encryptionKey is required to be specified along with this option. Also, this value must be enclosed in double quotes.

| dcu-cli.exe / generateEncryptedPassword

-encryptionKey=”myEncryptio nKey”

-password=”myPassword”

| password
-proxyAuthentication| Allows the user to enable or disable the authentication.

NOTE: The proxy server, proxy port, username, and

password fields are validated if you select the custom proxy setting option.

| dcu-cli.exe /configure – proxyAuthentication=enable| <enable|disable>
-proxyHost| Allows the user to specify the proxy host.| dcu-cli.exe /configure

-proxyHost=proxy.com

| <FQDN|IP address|””>

host.

NOTE: The proxy server, proxy port, username, and

password fields are validated if you select the custom proxy setting option.

|  | Fully Qualified Domain Name (FQDN)
-secureProxyPassword| Allows the user to specify the proxy password securely.

NOTE: The proxy server, proxy port, username, and

password fields are validated if you select the custom proxy setting option.

| dcu-cli.exe /configure

-secureProxyPassword

| <password|””>
-proxyPassword| Allows the user to specify the proxy password. Providing an empty string as the value to this option clears the proxy password.

NOTE: The proxy server, proxy port, username, and

password fields are validated if you select the custom proxy setting option. The value must be enclosed in double quotes.

| dcu-cli.exe /configure

-proxyPassword=”my password”

| <password|””>
-proxyPort| Allows the user to specify the proxy port. Providing an empty string as the value to this option clears the proxy port.

NOTE: The proxy server, proxy port, username, and

password fields are validated if you select the custom proxy setting option.

| dcu-cli.exe /configure

-proxyPort=8080

| <port number|””>
-proxyUserName| Allows the user to specify the proxy username. Providing an empty string as the value| dcu-cli.exe /configure

-proxyUserName=”john doe”

| <user name|””>

NOTE: The proxy server, proxy port, username, and

password fields are validated if you select the custom proxy setting option.

|  |
-reboot| Reboot the system automatically.| dcu-cli.exe /applyUpdates

-reboot=enable

| <enable|disable>
-report| Allows the user to create an XML report of the applicable updates.| dcu-cli.exe / scan -report=C:

\Temp\UpdatesReport.xml

| An .xml file path
-restoreDefaults| Allows the user to restore default settings.| dcu-cli.exe /configure – restoreDefaults| None
-scheduleAction| Allows the user to specify the action to perform when updates are found.| dcu-cli.exe /configure – scheduleAction=NotifyAvaila bleUpdates| <NotifyAvailableUpdates | DownloadAndNotify | DownloadInstallAndNotify

-scheduleAuto| Allows the user to enable the default automatic update schedule.

NOTE: Automatic updates runs every three days. Also, this

option cannot be used with.

-scheduleManual

-scheduleWeekly

-scheduleMonthly

-scheduleDaily

| dcu-cli.exe /configure – scheduleAuto| None
-scheduleManual| Allows the user to disable the automatic schedule and enable only manual updates.

NOTE: This option cannot be used with:

-scheduleAuto

-scheduleWeekly

-scheduleMonthl y

-scheduleDaily

| dcu-cli.exe /configure – scheduleManual| None
-scheduleDaily| Allows the user to specify the time to schedule an update.

NOTE: This option cannot be used with

| dcu-cli /configure

-scheduleDaily=23:45

| Time[00:00(24 hour format, 15 minutes increment)]

-scheduleAuto,

-scheduleMonthly,

-scheduleWeekly.

|  |
-scheduleMonthly| Allows the user to specify the day of the month and time to schedule an update. If the scheduled day is greater than the last day of the month, the update is performed on the last day of that month. The user is allowed to specify schedule values in two formats to schedule a monthly update:

●          First format allows the user to specify the day of the month and time.

●          Second format allows the user to specify the week, day, and time of month.

NOTE: This option cannot be used with

-scheduleManual

-scheduleAuto

-scheduleWeekly

-scheduleDaily

| dcu-cli /configure

-scheduleMonthly=28,00:45

dcu-cli /configure

-scheduleMonthly=second,Fri

,00:45

| For first format: <Date of month [1 – 31],Time[00:00(24 hr

format, 15 minutes increment)]>

For second format:

<Week [< first | second

| third | fourth | last

],Day [< Sun | Mon | Tue | Wed | Thu | Fri

| Sat >],Time[00:00(24 hr format, 15 minutes increment)]>

-scheduleWeekly| Allows the user to specify the day of the week and time to schedule an update.

NOTE: This option cannot be used with:

-scheduleManual

-scheduleAuto

-scheduleMonthl y

-scheduleDaily

| dcu-cli.exe /configure – scheduleWeekly=Mon,23:45| day[< Sun | Mon | Tue

| Wed | Thu | Fri

| Sat >],time[00:00(24 hr format, 15 minutes increment)]

-systemRestartDeferral

-deferralRestartInterv al

-deferralRestartCount

| Allows the user to Enable or Disable system restart deferral options.

NOTE:

-deferralRestartInter val and

-deferralRestartCoun t are required to be

| dcu-cli /configure

-systemRestartDeferral=enab le

-deferralRestartInterval=1

-deferralRestartCount=2

| <enable|disable>

<1-99>

<1-9>

Allows the user to

set the deferral restart interval.

Allows the user to

set the deferral restart count.

|  |
-silent| Allows the user to

hide status and progress information about the console.

| dcu-cli.exe /scan -silent| None
-updateDeviceCategory| Allows the user to filter updates based on device type.

NOTE: Filters are not applicable for Dell Docking

Solution updates.

| dcu-cli.exe /configure

-updateDeviceCategory=netwo rk,storage

| [audio, video, network, storage, input, chipset, and others]
-updateSeverity| Allows the user to filter updates based on severity.

NOTE: Filters are not applicable for Dell Docking

Solution updates.

| dcu-cli.exe /configure

-updateSeverity=recommended

,optional

| [security, critical, recommended, and optional]
-updateType| Allows the user to filter updates based on update type.

NOTE: Filters are not applicable for Dell Docking

Solution updates.

| dcu-cli.exe /configure

-updateType=bios

| [bios, firmware, driver, application, and others]
-userConsent| Allows the user to opt in or out to

send information to Dell regarding the update experience.

| dcu-cli.exe /configure

-userConsent=disable

| <enable|disable>
-updatesNotification| Allows the user to enable or disable toast notifications.| dcu-cli /configure

-updatesNotification=enable

| <enable|disable>

If BitLocker is enabled, the following applies:

• When -autoSuspendBitLocker is set to enable , and a BIOS update is available, the BIOS update is installed while the BitLocker is suspended during the installation After the BIOS and other updates are installed, the system will automatically reboot to complete the BIOS update, and the BitLocker is reenabled. The following warning message is displayed before applying the updates:

Warning: If the BIOS update is selected, and the BitLocker is enabled on this system, the BitLocker is suspended temporarily during the installation time to effectively apply the BIOS update. After the BIOS and other updates are applied, the system automatically reboots to complete the BIOS update, and the BitLocker is reenabled.

• When -autoSuspendBitLocker is set to disable , the CLI removes the BIOS updates from the applicable updates and installs the rest of the The following warning message is displayed:

Warning: One or more available updates will be skipped, as installing these updates may cause the system to become locked by BitLocker. To avoid this situation, enable BitLocker suspension and run again to install these updates.

NOTE: The folders that are listed below are reserved for system use and are restricted for user level access:

• C:\WINDOWS
• C:\Program Files
• C:\Program Files (x86)
• C:\Users\Public

NOTE: The subfolders Microsoft and Windows under the following system folders are restricted for user level access.

• C:\Users\\AppData\Roaming
• C:\Users\\AppData\Local
• C:\Users\

. The above folder restrictions apply to the following options: -report, -outputLog, -outputPath, -encryptedPasswordFile, and -exportSettings.

NOTE: Application logs—files with extension .log can be stored under C:\ProgramData\Dell.

NOTE: Extended length UNC path is not allowed if the UNC path is used as a part of driver library or catalog location.

Command Line Interface Error codes

Table 3. Generic application return code

R e t u r n \ E r r o r Codes| Description| Resolution
---|---|---
0| Command execution was successful.| None
1| A reboot was required from the execution of an operation.| Reboot the system to complete the operation.
2| An unknown application error has occurred.| None
3| The current system manufacturer is not Dell.| Dell Command | Update can only be run on Dell systems.
4| The CLI was not launched with administrative privilege.| Invoke the Dell Command | Update CLI with administrative privileges.
5| A reboot was pending from a previous operation.| Reboot the system to complete the operation.
6| Another instance of the same application (UI or CLI) is already running.| Close any running instance of Dell Command | Update UI or CLI and retry the operation.
7| The application does not support the current system model.| Contact your administrator if the current system model in not supported by the catalog.
8| No update filters have been applied or configured.| Supply at least one update filter.

Table 4. Return codes while evaluating various input validations

R e t u r n \ E r r o r Codes| Description| Resolution
---|---|---
100| While evaluating the command line parameters, no parameters were detected.| A command must be specified on the command line.

R e t u r n \ E r r o r Codes| Description| Resolution
---|---|---
101| While evaluating the command line parameters, no commands were detected.| Provide a valid command and options. See Command line interface reference section, for more information.
102| While evaluating the command line parameters, invalid commands were detected.| Provide a command along with the supported options for that command. See Command line interface reference section, for more information.
103| While evaluating the command line parameters, duplicate commands were detected.| Remove any duplicate commands and rerun the command. See Command line interface reference section, for more information.
104| While evaluating the command line parameters, the command syntax was incorrect.| Ensure that you follow the command syntax: /. See Command line interface reference section, for more information.
105| While evaluating the command line parameters, the option syntax was incorrect.| Ensure that you follow the option syntax:

-. See Command line interface reference section, for more information.

106| While evaluating the command line parameters, invalid options were detected.| Ensure to provide all required or only supported options. See Command line interface reference section, for more information.
107| While evaluating the command line parameters, one or more values provided to the specific option was invalid.| Provide an acceptable value. See Command line interface reference section, for more information.
108| While evaluating the command line parameters, all mandatory options were not detected.| If a command requires mandatory options to run, provide them. See Command line interface reference section, for more information.
109| While evaluating the command line parameters, invalid combination of options were detected.| Remove any mutually exclusive options and rerun the command. See Command line interface reference section, for more information.
110| While evaluating the command line parameters, multiple commands were detected.| Except for /help and /version, only one command can be specified in the command line.
111| While evaluating the command line parameters, duplicate options were detected.| Remove any duplicate options and rerun the command. See Command line interface reference section, for more information.
112| An invalid catalog was detected.| Ensure that the file path provided exists, has a valid extension type, is a valid SMB, UNC, or URL, does not have invalid characters, does not exceed 255 characters and has required permissions. See Command line interface reference section, for more information.
113| While evaluating the command line parameters, one or more values provided exceeds the length limit.| Ensure to provide the values of the options within the length limit. See

Dell Command | Update CLI commands section for more information.

Table 5. Return codes while running the /scan command

R e t u r n \ E r r o r Codes| Description| Resolution
---|---|---
500| No updates were found for the system when a scan operation was performed.| The system is up to date or no updates were found for the provided filters. Modify the filters and rerun the commands.
501| An error occurred while determining the available updates for the system, when a scan operation was performed.| Retry the operation.
502| The cancellation was initiated, Hence, the scan operation is canceled.| Retry the operation.
503| An error occurred while downloading a file during the scan operation.| Check your network connection, ensure there is Internet connectivity and Retry the command.

T a b l e 6 . R e t u r n c o d e s w h il e r u nn i n g t h e / a pp l y U pd a t e s c o mm a n d

R e t u r n \ E r r o r Codes| Description| Resolution
---|---|---
1000| An error occurred when retrieving the result of the apply updates operation.| Retry the operation.
1001| The cancellation was initiated, Hence, the apply updates operation is canceled.| Retry the operation.
1002| An error occurred while downloading a file during the apply updates operation.| Check your network connection, ensure there is Internet connectivity, and retry the command.

Table 7. Return codes while running the /configure command

R e t u r n \ E r r o r Codes| Description| Resolution
---|---|---
1505| An error occurred while exporting the application settings.| Verify that the folder exists or have permissions to write to the folder.
1506| An error occurred while importing the application settings.| Verify that the imported file is valid.

T a b l e 8 . R e t u r n c o d e s w h il e r u nn i n g t h e / d r i v e r I n s t al l c o mm a n d

R e t u r n \ E r r o r Codes| Description| Resolution
---|---|---
2000| An error occurred when retrieving the result of the Advanced Driver Restore operation.| Retry the operation.
2001| The Advanced Driver Restore process failed.| Retry the operation.
2002| Multiple driver CABs were provided for the Advanced Driver Restore operation.| Ensure that you provide only one driver CAB file.
2003| An invalid path for the driver CAB was provided as in input for the driver install command.| Ensure that the file path provided exists, has a valid extension type, is a valid SMB, UNC, or URL, does not have invalid characters, does not exceed 255 characters and has required permissions. See Command line interface reference section, for more information.
2004| The cancellation was initiated, Hence, the driver install operation is canceled.| Retry the operation.

R e t u r n \ E r r o r Codes| Description| Resolution
---|---|---
2005| An error occurred while downloading a file during the driver install operation.| Check your network connection, ensure there is Internet connectivity, and retry the command.
2006| Indicates that the Advanced Driver Restore feature is disabled.| Enable the feature using /configure

-advancedDriverRestore=enable

2007| Indicates that the Advanced Diver Restore feature is not supported.| Disable FIPS mode on the system.

Table 9. Return codes while evaluating the inputs for password encryption

R e t u r n \ E r r o r Codes| Description| Resolution
---|---|---
2500| An error occurred while encrypting the password during the generate encrypted password operation.| Retry the operation.
2501| An error occurred while encrypting the password with the encryption key provided.| Provide a valid encryption key and Retry the operation. See Command line interface reference section, for more information.
2502| The encrypted password provided does not match the current encryption method.| The provided encrypted password used an older encryption method. Reencrypt the password.

Table 10. Return codes if there are issues with the Dell Client Management Servic

R e t u r n \ E r r o r Codes| Description| Resolution
---|---|---
3000| The Dell Client Management Service is not running.| Start the Dell Client Management Service in the Windows services if stopped.
3001| The Dell Client Management Service is not installed.| Download and install the Dell Client Management Service from the Dell support site.
3002| The Dell Client Management Service is disabled.| Enable the Dell Client Management Service from Windows services if disabled.
3003| The Dell Client Management Service is busy.| Wait until the service is available to process new requests.
3004| The Dell Client Management Service has initiated a self- update install of the application.| Wait until the service is available to process new requests.
3005| The Dell Client Management Service is installing pending updates.| Wait until the service is available to process new requests.

Accessing documents from the Dell support

site

You can access the required documents by selecting your product.

1. Go to www.dell.com/manuals.
2. Click Browse all products , click Software , and then click Client Systems Management.
3. To view the required documents, click the required product name and version

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