After browsing, I found the March 2022 version but I can't use it because that specific version is not compatible with an Alienware x17 R1.
Yeah, I get support for this laptop, I paid for premium support. They basically tried a few things and said there is nothing we can do and we have to wait until the August end of month update comes through. They said this is a known issue.
But, in other cases, support tells me incorrect things then I resolve the issue myself through online help so I don't always trust them.
I was checking my system yesterday and noticed an entry for AWCC in the Device Manager that was showing with a yellow bang, which means it did not have a driver. There was another one which was normal so I deleted the bad one.
I believe it was in the System devices section but not sure.
Hi @vinny1998 , this is happening to me as well. I contacted Dell support today, they let me know that the most recent release of Alienceware Command Centre is faulty and we have to wait for the update by approximately end of month. Until then, there is not much to do.
I'm not sure if there are work arounds or something, have you had any luck with this at all? I'm still stuch on the installation error.
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@vinny1998 and @Saltgrass , thanks for your feedback.
I just checked this site:
https://www.dell.com/support/
After browsing, I found the March 2022 version but I can't use it because that specific version is not compatible with an Alienware x17 R1.
Yeah, I get support for this laptop, I paid for premium support. They basically tried a few things and said there is nothing we can do and we have to wait until the August end of month update comes through. They said this is a known issue.
But, in other cases, support tells me incorrect things then I resolve the issue myself through online help so I don't always trust them.