I'm having some issues installing DDPM 2.0.1.16. 'Installation operation failed - (1603)'.
'Run As Admin' produces the same error. All Dell Command Updates and Windows Updates are 'up-to-date'. I have full administrator access / Global Admin etc.
Dell support's suggestion is to perform a system wipe and clean OS re-install. As this is a business system used heavily, that' isn't a realistic option.
I have tried previous versions of DPM, and whilst they install, they produce a general error 256, advising to reset the system to no avail.
System: Win 11 Pro 24H2 Build 66100.3775
Does anyone have any advise as to how this could be resolved?
@GraemeB2812 I was running into the same issue. Event Viewer > Application logs showed an MsiInstaller error because a newer version of Dell Core Services, a component of DDPM, was already installed. Uninstalling the Dell Core Services from the system, then attempting the DDPM install was successful.
Same here, but I found a solution. The problem was that the Installer hadn't enough rights to write into C:\ProgramData\Dell (even as Admin). It was owned by "SYSTEM".
Solution:
- In Explorer, go to C:\ProgramData\Dell
- Right click -> Properties -> Security -> Advanced
- Change owner to Administrators -> Apply to all subfolders
- Close all property windows
- Again, right click -> Properties -> Security
- Change Administrators rights to allow full control
Can you provide your system model so that we can investigate?
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Unistall Dell Peripheral Manager then uninstall the Dell Core Services from the system (control panel), then attempting the Dell Peripheral Manager install should successful with last version (DDPM 2.0.1.16)
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@GraemeB2812 I was running into the same issue. Event Viewer > Application logs showed an MsiInstaller error because a newer version of Dell Core Services, a component of DDPM, was already installed. Uninstalling the Dell Core Services from the system, then attempting the DDPM install was successful.