Ok, so let's get back to basics. Let's pick up a component and check its current version so we cant try to update it. I would suggest updating the iDRAC firmware first.
What is your current version? If it is too old, don't go straight to the latest version because this could cause errors. Instead, try the next firmware version. For example, this is the last iDRAC firmware version for the R620.
Don't use this version directly. Scroll down till "Version" and select the next version to your current one. Then download the "Update Package for Microsoft Windows 32 bits" (a .exe). And make sure to follow this article Update Dell PowerEdge Servers firmware remotely using the iDRAC the part 3 for iDRAC7 or iDRAC8.
Let me know the result and if you get any errors share a screenshot please.
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Hello @wiryfuture,
Ok, so let's get back to basics. Let's pick up a component and check its current version so we cant try to update it. I would suggest updating the iDRAC firmware first.
What is your current version? If it is too old, don't go straight to the latest version because this could cause errors. Instead, try the next firmware version. For example, this is the last iDRAC firmware version for the R620.
Don't use this version directly. Scroll down till "Version" and select the next version to your current one. Then download the "Update Package for Microsoft Windows 32 bits" (a .exe). And make sure to follow this article Update Dell PowerEdge Servers firmware remotely using the iDRAC the part 3 for iDRAC7 or iDRAC8.
Let me know the result and if you get any errors share a screenshot please.
Regards.