If you want to turn off all automatic updating and optimization scans in Dell SupportAssist, go to Options (gear icon) | Settings | Automate Scans and Optimization | Scan Your System And Drivers at: and DISABLE that setting as shown in the image below.
To run a manual check for updates, go to the Home tab and click the Run button under Get Drivers & Downloads. Once the check for updates is finished click Update to see the list of available updates.
Be sure to expand the section for Optional updates to see any optional updates that might be hidden from view. Then uncheck the updates you don't want to install and click Install to proceed with the download and installation of your chosen updates.
JOcean
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June 25th, 2021 17:00
Follow the moderator steps in this forum post.
chickory
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June 26th, 2021 14:00
Thank you for responding. Unfortunately, none of the solutions there worked.
lmacri
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June 26th, 2021 17:00
Hi chickory:
If you want to turn off all automatic updating and optimization scans in Dell SupportAssist, go to Options (gear icon) | Settings | Automate Scans and Optimization | Scan Your System And Drivers at: and DISABLE that setting as shown in the image below.
To run a manual check for updates, go to the Home tab and click the Run button under Get Drivers & Downloads. Once the check for updates is finished click Update to see the list of available updates.
Be sure to expand the section for Optional updates to see any optional updates that might be hidden from view. Then uncheck the updates you don't want to install and click Install to proceed with the download and installation of your chosen updates.
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