BT stopped working a few weeks ago, eventually uninstalled drivers and attempted to install latest, and it fails. See log: Puzzling. This is a 64 bit WIN10 up to date.
[02/22/17 12:37:34] Update Package Execution Started [02/22/17 12:37:34] Original command line: "C:\Users\dick\Downloads\Network_Driver_YW21W_WN32_12.0.1.750_A04_01 (2).EXE" [02/22/17 12:37:34] DUP Framework EXE Version: 3.4.4.35 [02/22/17 12:37:34] DUP Release: YW21WA04 [02/22/17 12:37:34] Initializing framework... [02/22/17 12:37:34] Data in smbios table is (hex)value = 9 , Chasis type (hex)value = 9 , System type is : Client [02/22/17 12:37:34] logo.png [02/22/17 12:37:46] User Command: attended [02/22/17 12:37:46] DUP Capabilities Value: 39845887 (0x25FFFFF) [02/22/17 12:37:46] DUP Vendor Software Version: 12.0.1.750 [02/22/17 12:37:46] Local System/Model Compatible with this Package? Yes [02/22/17 12:37:46] Local System OS Version: 10.0.0.0 [02/22/17 12:37:46] OS Compatible with this Package? Yes [02/22/17 12:37:46] Local System OS Language: EN [02/22/17 12:37:46] Language Compatible with this Package? Yes [02/22/17 12:37:46] Extraction-miniunz path: C:\PROGRA~3\EE5691~1\dell\drivers\NETWOR~1.750\miniunz.exe [02/22/17 12:37:46] Extraction-arguments: -x C:\Users\dick\DOWNLO~1\NE1A86~1.EXE -o -d C:\PROGRA~3\EE5691~1\dell\drivers\NETWOR~1.750 [02/22/17 12:37:47] Extraction-GetExitCode: 0 [02/22/17 12:37:47] Identified Behavior : attended [02/22/17 12:37:47] Temporary payload log file name: C:\ProgramData\ee569161-d74c-4cc3-897a-87a71f541cf7\dell\drivers\Network_Driver_YW21W_WN32_12.0.1.750_A04_01 (2)\DUPB4E6.tmp [02/22/17 12:37:47] Translated Command Line : Setup.exe "/vLOGFILE="C:\ProgramData\ee569161-d74c-4cc3-897a-87a71f541cf7\dell\drivers\Network_Driver_YW21W_WN32_12.0.1.750_A04_01 (2)\DUPB4E6.tmp"" [02/22/17 12:37:47] Path : C:\ProgramData\ee569161-d74c-4cc3-897a-87a71f541cf7\dell\drivers\Network_Driver_YW21W_WN32_12.0.1.750_A04_01 (2) [02/22/17 12:37:47] Identified Behavior : attended [02/22/17 12:37:59] Append Vendor Software Log: C:\ProgramData\ee569161-d74c-4cc3-897a-87a71f541cf7\dell\drivers\Network_Driver_YW21W_WN32_12.0.1.750_A04_01 (2)\DUPB4E6.tmp [02/22/17 12:37:59] --- Start of Vendor Software Log ---
[02/22/17 12:37:59] --- End of Vendor Software Log ---
[02/22/17 12:37:59] Vendor Software Return Code: 3221226505 [02/22/17 12:38:00] logo.png [02/22/17 12:38:00] (MUPXMLParser::GetResultName): *** Vendor Return Code is not found in Mup.xml [02/22/17 12:38:00] Name of Exit Code: [02/22/17 12:38:00] (DupAPI::GetReturnCode): *** Unable to find DUP value for: [02/22/17 12:38:00] Exit Code set to: 1 (0x1) [02/22/17 12:38:00] Result: FAILURE [02/22/17 12:38:13] Open file: C:\ProgramData\Dell\UpdatePackage\Log\Network_Driver_YW21W_WN32_12.0.1.750_A04_01 (2).txt
Unfortunately, I do not have an XPS 9359 in my database. Please verify the system model. Also, I was reading your log and noticed you say your system has Windows 10 64 bit installed. The log shows you Win 32 driver you are trying to install.
Description: Update Package for Microsoft® Windows® (181.01 MB)
Release Date: 22 Dec 2016
Version: 12.0.1.750 ,A04
Last Updated: 24 Jan 2017
Dell Wireless 1550/1560/1704/1708/1820A/1830 Bluetooth Driver
This package provides the driver for Dell Wireless 1550/1560/1704/1708/1820A/1830 Bluetooth and is supported on the Alienware, Inspiron, Vostro and XPS series running the following Windows Operating Systems: Windows 10 64-bit
I'm having this same problem, which of the chipset drivers need to be installed? I've yet been able to get bluetooth to stay connected despite running the update scan off the dell support site.
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Posted February 24th, 2017 07:00
DickReeves,
Unfortunately, I do not have an XPS 9359 in my database. Please verify the system model. Also, I was reading your log and noticed you say your system has Windows 10 64 bit installed. The log shows you Win 32 driver you are trying to install.
C:\ProgramData\Dell\UpdatePackage\Log\Network_Driver_YW21W_WN32_12.0.1.750_A04_01 (2).txt
Try installing the chipset drivers, reboot and then install the /wireless/bluetooth drivers.
Jesse L (retired)