What you have is a Dell Wyse D10DP which is a Wyse ThinOS unit with PCoIP support. To download the latest OS, requires that you have Software Maintenance for each thin client. This will allow you access to the Self-Service portal to obtain the software. To purchase Software Maintenance, please contact you thin client supplier.
Go to support.dell.com and click on "detect my system" . You will at least have the Service Tag then go to chat support and give the tech your service tag and ask for the Express Service Code.
RMontalvo
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September 18th, 2015 10:00
What you have is a Dell Wyse D10DP which is a Wyse ThinOS unit with PCoIP support. To download the latest OS, requires that you have Software Maintenance for each thin client. This will allow you access to the Self-Service portal to obtain the software. To purchase Software Maintenance, please contact you thin client supplier.
thedukeofwales
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September 18th, 2015 08:00
Hello and good morning.
Your information is a bit over my head but:
Go to support.dell.com and click on "detect my system" . You will at least have the Service Tag then go to chat support and give the tech your service tag and ask for the Express Service Code.
Food for thought.
Mark
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September 18th, 2015 09:00
Mark, there are no Dell service tags attached.
Googling for D10DP reveals that it's probably Wyse 5000 Series Thin Client with PCoIP (http://www.dell.com/us/business/p/wyse-d10dp/pd).
However I cannot find any downloads neither under Dell Support nor under Wyse (unless it's D50D, but it's not Linux...)