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use or need for broadcom ush driver for latitude e6500 running windows 7 enterprise o/s
I have a Latitude E6500. I was recently updated by IT dept. with the inst. of Windows 7 Enterprise o/s. I was formerly operating on a Windows XP platform. Upon analyzing my machine status on the Dell Updates website, i find It recommends 15 different updates. My main concern is regarding the Dell Control Point Security recommended update. I obtained two separate recommendations. I also obtained a message on my computer the the Broadcom USH driver could not be found.
I would like to know if I need to install the complete Control Point Security Update Dell_ControlPoint-Security-D_A18_R269916 and also the update DELL_CONTROLPOINT-SECURITY-M_A06_R204039
Do I need to run both or just one of them.
Also, Do I really need to install the complete driver pack to access the driver for the Broadcom USH or can I select only that driver?
If the full device driver pkg is installed will I then need a security card to access my machine?
Do I need the Broadcom USH Driver at all---I do use both air card and DSL access?
Nick94928
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February 23rd, 2012 12:00
Where on earth are these drivers??? I have gone to Dell's site and downloaded all drivers available for win 7 64 bit, even installed 32 bit in frustration and found the same driver is not available on Dell's site...for either one! I have looked all over the web and cannot find this driver set ( Control Point Security Update Dell_ControlPoint-Security-D_A18_R269916 and also the update DELL_CONTROLPOINT-SECURITY-M_A06_R204039)...where is this driver pack at? :)
Nick94928
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February 24th, 2012 17:00
I was able to pay to download them from this site: driveragent.com, once you pay you can download seconds later. The original drivers can be found (if Dell's site is up at the time, it was not for me) here:
1) "Please download this link on your system."- "www.dell.com/.../DriverDetails
2) "the other driver that you need."- (Dell Control Point driver) "www.dell.com/.../DriverFileFormats
the links for Broadcom USH is under ControlPoint folder.
And here is the steps on how to install the drivers that you need:
For Installation of Dell Data Protection | Access solution, you must perform the following in the exact order: (follow all reboots / restarts recommended by the installation utility)
1. Uninstall any prior versions of Dell Data Protection | Access or Del" l ControlPoint Security Manager software and drivers (if installed on the computer). Back up any security credentials prior to uninstalling.
2. Install the Dell Data Protection | Access Pre-Requisite package (not required for Windows 7 operating systems)
3. Install the Dell Data Protection | Access Driver package
4. Install the Dell Data Protection | Access Middleware package
5. Reboot system 6. Install the Dell Data Protection | Application package. 7. Reboot system The Dell Data Protection | Access Application will install into the Start Menu under Programs\Dell\Dell Data Protection\Access.
Good luck, the paid for version worked perfectly, so I assume the Dell drivers will too! :)
speedstep
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June 5th, 2012 07:00
Since the IT Department has an Enterprise Version of Windows Support for that Version Does Not come from Dell.
ieee488
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January 26th, 2012 11:00
Shouldn't you be asking your IT dept????
phzimmy
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March 8th, 2012 12:00
Here is what I did. First, I downloaded the driver pack for my laptop which can be found on the laptop's drivers page under Systems Management. In my case I downloaded CAB file, "M4600-win7-A02-R314045.CAB". The file is large at 1107MB containing all the 32 and 64 bit drivers and applications for the selected operating system. Second, I extracted the CAB file. Lastly, I opened Device Manager, updated the device driver choosing to manually search for the driver, then browse to where the CAB file was previously extracted and select x86 or x64. Make sure scan sub-directories is checked. Done!
speedstep
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June 5th, 2012 07:00
http://downloads.dell.com/FOLDER92265M/1/DELL_CONTROLPOINT-CONNECTION_A18-2339_R253886.exe
Tharskjold
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June 5th, 2012 07:00
Obviously if his IT department had a clue, time, a good QC process or inclination he wouldn't have to be doing it himself. Shouldn't you be providing usable input instead of smart alec remarks?
Tharskjold
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June 5th, 2012 07:00
Obviously if his IT department had a clue, time, a good QC process or inclination he wouldn't have to be doing it himself. Shouldn't you be providing usable input instead of smart alec remarks? :emotion-40:
FatalBullet
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July 19th, 2012 19:00
to download Broadcom USH for win7 64bit
www.dell.com/.../2684
CV_WBF_Setup_Y2GT8_64bit_ZPE.exe (25MB)
FatalBullet
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July 19th, 2012 19:00
go to e6500 download at dell..............pick win7 64bit...go to security and download all 5 files for e6500.the file you need is
BROADCOM CORPORATION-Driver
CV_WBF_Setup_Y2GT8_64bit_ZPE.exe (25MB)
Optional 6/27/2012 2.2.509.141, A01
Applies to:
Dell ControlVault
amgrig
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April 8th, 2013 17:00
Upgraded to W7 Ultimate, works on E6400 either, I have solved the missing driver issue using your suggestion: http://www.dell.com/support/drivers/us/en/04/DriverDetails?driverId=Y2GT8
Thank you for info!
Vyonna
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February 18th, 2015 22:00
I have the same problem, Dell Support says I have one device without a driver, the Broadcom USH driver is not installed, but support has the option to install it, but this only brings the device driver update screen up, and after its search it finds no support for this driver.
Is there somewhere I can download it, and do I ( my E6500) even need it?
Jordan Muncey
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July 5th, 2016 18:00
Wow. I can't believe nobody answered your question. I have the same question as I also have this same question. My guess is we must NOT need Broadcom USH driver because my computer(Dell Latitude E4300) was built WITHOUT it. Must not be relevant. I;ve had no Broadcom related issues so if it ain't broke I'm not trying to fix it.
TerryLHays
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November 4th, 2016 14:00
I found mine and it was installed just not visible and I went to USH and hit upgrade drivers and instead of looking for it I went to show me a list of drivers and there they was. 4 different version of drivers for different usages of USH. Mine has facial recognition, fingerprint reader, card reader and wireless USB and the drivers for all of them was in the show me a list of drivers. I went from Vista Ultimate to Windows 7 64b and had the same problem but the drivers was there and why it didnt use them I dont know but I know what worked for me and hope this does for you too.