Enable Dell Client Management

Hi Swapnil0939:

Just note that several users have recently reported problems with the Dell Client Management Service.  See coppenheim's 30-Dec-2024 Dell Command Update in the SupportAssist for PCs board of this forum for one example.  It is normal for Dell Client Management Service to be temporarily stopped when an update is installed for SupportAssist v4.x or some other Dell program that shares this service, but sometimes Dell Client Management Service fails to automatically restart once the software installer is finished.

What is your Dell computer model and Windows operating system?  What Dell program are you using (e.g., SupportAssist v4.6.3, Dell Update for Windows Universal v5.4.0, etc.) when you see a pop-up warning you that Dell Client Management Service is disabled?

Open your Windows Services (go to Start | Windows Administrative Tools | Services or just search for "services" from your taskbar) and scroll down to Dell Client Management Service.  This service should have a Startup Type of "Automatic (Delayed Start, Trigger Start)" and the Status should be "Running" as shown below. NOTE: Post back if the Startup Type is "Disabled" and I'll provide instructions on how to fix this.

If the Status is blank as shown below that means the service as been stopped (i.e., the service is not running).  You can often fix this by restarting your computer, but if that doesn't help then select the Dell Client Management Service and click the "Start the service" link to enable the service. Once the Dell Client Management Service is running again check to see if your Dell software launches correctly.

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