Have you tried Revo Uninstaller?

AWCC is bloatware and if you have SA it makes things worse.  SA has superuser privilege.

you need to remove all Dell software and do a clean Win11 install only with MS installation media.

My PC isn't a dell, it's my own build using default win11 media.  The only Dell thing is my alienware monitor and awcc is getting automatically installed without any sort of input or authorization from me.  It is complete bloatware and insidious in that I remove it and it just comes back again and won't stop installing no matter what I try. I'm beginning to think the only solution is to not use an Alienware monitor at all in future as other vendors don't behave in such an untrustworthy and invasive way.

@randomnut​ It's a problem with Microsoft that keeps pushing Windows update that should not be pushed, like AWCC.

The only way I know about disabling it is to stop all AWCC and DELL related services in the service applet, and then after a reboot you will be able to delete the AWCC files manually.

If you uninstall AWCC it will just keep coming back, together with other Dell services. Making Windows think it's still installed by disabling the services rather than removing them, causes Microsoft to stop pushing them on you.

You can use a group policy to block it from reinstalling using the hardware ID of the Alienware software component device. See here for more information: How To Disable Specific Driver Updates In Windows 11/10

I am having this same issue...

non-dell system. I have a Alienware RGB keyboard and I only to change the color of my keyboard keys once..

then I uninstalled it afterwards.. my horror to find it keeps reinstalling it self every time there is a hard ware change or driver update.... or such...

I want this bloatware gone forever. its not ok DELL that you do this...

ie it just reinstalled itself less then a half hour ago...

I did uninstall it.. but like a zombie it keeps coming back.

Same problem here. Once again I've received a prompt to install ACC and I discover the install files have been silently downloaded and placed in C:\WINDOWS\TEMP\{60CD1006-96A7-49E9-AE81-5820F3BE4260}.

After I ignored two prompts to install ACC, it then silently removed that directory but left behind a log file that starts with:

3-13-2025[07:10:03 AM]: *** InstallShield suite engine (Unicode) started
3-13-2025[07:10:03 AM]: Engine: we're running from C:\WINDOWS\TEMP\{60CD1006-96A7-49E9-AE81-5820F3BE4260}\_is774D.exe
3-13-2025[07:10:03 AM]: Engine: running with elevated privileges: yes
3-13-2025[07:10:03 AM]: Initializing engine...
3-13-2025[07:10:03 AM]: Engine: setup will run silent

This looks like the behaviour of malware from scammers.

DELL - stop forcing bloatware on to my machine.

EDIT - I just tried finding somewhere to write a complaint to but after several minutes gave up as Dell don't provide it or have hidden it really well. Typical corporate.

Having the same issue  as @Robalimon
I've tried everything to get this disease to stop infecting my machine to no avail. It keeps coming back. Just now I restarted my PC and found it trying to install itself again from TEMP. This is beyond insane and  at this point I feel the need to report this piece of software as malware.

 Thank you, this worked for me.

I did contact support twice about this - in particular because I can tell that AW components are continuously monitoring processes and this makes me feel uncomfortable (something about knowing which games you play). They responded that the software is required to the display to work properly (of course it is not). So frustrating. Anyway.

1. I uninstalled everything AlienWare;

2. I restarted and saw AW services _still_ running. I checked where they originated by looking at the service info, turned off the service and manually deleted the executables;

3. Windows Updates insisted on installing AW Command Center, so I followed the hints from  @SysComp

 - Device Manager -> Find your Monitor -> Properties -> Details -> Hardware Ids (mine was MONITOR\DELA208)

 -  Group Policy Editor (gpedit.msc), then navigate to Local Computer Policy -> Computer Configuration -> Administrative Templates -> System -> Device Installation -> Device Installation Restrictions

 - double-click the Group Policy “Prevent installation of devices that match any of these device IDs”

 - from the pop-up window, select the Enabled radio button, and then click Show under the Options category

 - in the Show contents window, paste the hardware IDs and then click OK

Restart - Windows Update should not longer propose AW Command Center.

And guess what, the display still works even without the dozen of AW services and software. Unbelievable.