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October 3rd, 2022 14:00

Service Tag not found

I bought my Inspiron 3515 laptop in November and already had a service earlier this year and the service tag was working on the product support. But, now when I search the Product Support Site it says there is no match and I'm not able to request a warranty service nor am I able to submit it at an Authorized service Centre because they cant find the service tag either. When I call the Dell support line, they say that they can see the Service Tag in their database but its not shown when I or the authorized service center search for it.

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October 5th, 2022 16:00

Hi Vidhupv:

When your Inspiron 3515 was serviced in November do you know if your motherboard was replaced?  Your Dell Service Tag is just your PC's serial number (i.e., the serial number of your motherboard), and if your motherboard was changed the repair tech might have neglected to enter your new Service Tag into your BIOS/UEFI.

When your computer ships from the factory the unique Dell Service Tag shown on the sticker on the outside of your computer case should match the PC's serial number that was entered in your BIOS. Open a command prompt and enter wmic bios get serialnumber to find your PC's serial number as instructed in the How-To Geek article How to Find Your Windows PC’s Serial Number.   Note that similar instructions are provided in the Dell support article How to Locate your System Service Tag Using Command Prompt .  From my Inspiron 5584:

Command Prompt wmic_bios_get_serialnumber Get Dell Service Tag 07 Sep 2022.png

If that wmic bios get serialnumber command does not display your Service Tag / PC serial number see that How-To Geeks article for a few suggestions on where else you might be able to find that information.
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October 6th, 2022 01:00

No, That was not the case. Motherboard wasnt changed and it displays the same in bios as well.

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October 6th, 2022 06:00

Hi Vidhupv:

What is your Windows operating system [if Win 10 or Win 11 please include your edition (e.g., Home, Pro, etc.), version and OS build number shown at Settings | System | About | Windows Specifications], your current BIOS version [open a Run dialog box (Windows+R keys), enter msinfo32 to open your System Information panel, and look for the “BIOS Version/Date” field], default browser, and antivirus?

Do you mean that when you enter wmic bios get serialnumber in an elevated command prompt that the PC identification number (motherboard serial number) displayed is identical to the Service Tag on the sticker on the outside of your computer case, but that when you enter your Service Tag at https://www.dell.com/support/home/en-us?app=products that you are not automatically re-directed to the support page for your Inspiron 15 3515?

In the mean time, I'll just throw out a few ideas of some things you should check.

Do Dell utilities such as My Dell, SupportAssist and/or Dell Update correctly detect and display your Service Tag in the user interface? [Note: If the My Dell app doesn't launch correctly then check at Control Panel | Programs | Programs and Features and ensure that the Fusion Service v2.0.58.0 (rel. 15-Apr-2022) listed <here> on the Inspiron 15 3515 support page is installed].

If you have Dell SupportAssist installed, check to see if your SupportAssist profile needs to be created (see the instructions <here> in the SupportAssist v3.11.4 User Guide on how to complete the registration) ...

SupportAssist v3_11_4 Service Tag Identified No Profile Registered 06 Oct 2022.png

(Note that my image above shows that my SupportAssist profile is incomplete - I didn't bother re-registering SupportAssist after a recent SupportAssist reinstall because my service warranty has expired).

... and check your Privacy settings at Option (gear icon) | Settings | Privacy and ensure that the option for "I Authorize Dell to Collect my Service Tag and System Usage Details Mentioned Above" is ENABLED. If you need to enable this setting make sure you click the blue Save button afterwards to save the settings change. You may find that the Dell support site sometimes has problems detecting your Service Tag if this Privacy setting is disabled - see my 04-Mar-2020 post in Caramel4406's Dell Support Website Doesn't Recognize That SupportAssist Is Installed for one example.

SupportAssist v3_11_4 Settings Privacy Collect My Service Tag 06 Oct 2022.png

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November 30th, 2023 01:53

@lmacri​ i still have the same problem

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November 30th, 2023 12:56

i still have the same problem

Hi @hend234 :

Please read through this thread and provide the information that I requested from the original poster Vidhupv.  For example, what is the make and model of your Dell computer, Windows operating system [open a Run dialog box (Windows key + R) and enter winver to see your OS version and build), and BIOS version (open a Run dialog box, enter msinfo32 to view your System Information, and look for the “BIOS Version/Date” field).

Is this computer still under warranty with Dell?  Has it been serviced / repaired since it was purchased, and if so do you know if the motherboard or any other hard component was replaced?

Follow the instructions in the Dell support article How to Locate your System Service Tag Using Command Prompt (i.e., open a command prompt and enter wmic bios get serialnumber) to see the PC's serial number entered in your BIOS, which should also be your unique Service Tag. Does this match the Service Tag shown on the sticker on the outside of your computer case? IMPORTANT: Do not post your unique Service Tag in this public forum where other users could see it.

From my Inspiron 5584:

Then go to the Dell product support site <here> *** and enter that Service Tag.  Does this open the correct support page that matches your Dell computer model?

*** NOTE: I do not have SupportAssist v3.x installed on my computer and I am currently having problems using the Dell product support site with my default Firefox browser [see my 24-Oct-2023 topic Recommended Updates (View List) Not Displayed on Inspiron 15 5584 Support Page]. If that product support site is not working correctly try using a different browser.
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