Hi, 

You should be using this version for the Command Center. Some features were modified/removed on the new version. 

Thanks!

I have the same issue but this link is a dead end for me. I have a reset Alienware 15 R3 and my service tag doesn't exist (?) so i can't download anything. Is there a way to fix this?

Hi @NosferatuMan  the Alienware 15 R3 Drivers & Download support page is Here. Click on [Detect Drivers] to get this support page customised for your Service Tag and then save it as a shortcut for future reference. Installing SupportAssist should allow you to automatically get your updates installed, but sticking with the AWCC that works is recommended. 

Did Alienware - Rodrigo post get your 15 R3 AlienFX working? If yes, please declare this as your solution. If no, did you install the original AWCC from the driver DVD that came with your original purchase. If other, please tell the Dell Community what solution you used. Thank you. 

Thanks, but no dice. When I enter my service tag it says there is no match for the service tag entered.

Hi @nicholta does installing SupportAssist get your Service Tag?

Hi @nicholta  your Service Tag should be on the underside of your Alienware 15 R3. Save your Service Tag in a text file. Go to the Alienware 15 R3 Drivers & Download support page Here. Go to Show downloads by Service Tag for factory-installed components and click to get a new window asking to Enter a Service Tag. Paste your Service Tag into this window and click on Submit. Hopefully the support page will now be customised for your Service Tag and you can save this as a shortcut for future reference. 

Hi @nicholta having reset your Alienware 15 R3, did you check that your Dell Service Tag is listed in your Dell BIOS? To check, Restart and hold down the F2 key, the BIOS will open on the MAIN tab. Look at the Service Tag entry to confirm that your Service Tag is listed. If it is not your Service Tag, update this entry. Your BIOS Product Name should be Alienware 15 R3. 

Both SupportAssist and the BIOS show the correct service tag. To me it seems the issue is that Dell can't find it for some reason.  I think i'm the third owner of this laptop so any order number is long gone. I was able to get the AlienFX program downloaded and installed, however. So at least that is working now.

Hi @nicholta  thank you for the update that the AlienFX application has been installed and that SupportAssist is working. However, clicking on [Detect Drivers] runs SupportAssist, so this is odd. 

As maybe the third owner of your 15 R3, the system board (motherboard) may have been replaced and this Service Tag will be different to the legacy Service Tag shown in the BIOS and SupportAssist. Dell Customers are prevented from updating the system board. Dell Tech Support can check both the Service Tag and the Express numbers stored on your system board to confirm that it is a valid Dell part. An invalid system board's Service Tag will void your warranty and its expiration date.

Guess that as the third owner, there is no Dell warranty to void. It is annoying that the Dell support page fails to recognise your system board's Service Tag.