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Dell Thunderbolt Dock WD22TB4 User Guide

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Dell docking station firmware update

Standalone Dock Firmware Update utility

NOTE:Information that is provided is for Windows users running the executable tool. For other operating systems or further detailed instructions see the WD22TB4 admin guide available on www.dell.com/support.
Download the Dell WD22TB4 dock driver and firmware update from www.dell.com/support. Connect the dock to the system and start the tool in administrative mode.
  1. Wait for all the information to be entered in the various Graphical User Interface (GUI) panes.

    Wait for all the information to be entered

  2. Update and Exit buttons are displayed in the bottom-right corner. Click the Update button.

    Update and exit

  3. Wait for all the component firmware update to complete. A progress bar is displayed in the bottom.

    Wait for all the component firmware update

  4. The update status is displayed above the payload information.

    The update status is displayed

Table 1. Command-Line OptionsThe following table provides the Command-Line Options of your docking station:
Command lines Function
/? or /h Usage.
/s Silent.
/l=<filename> Log file.
/verflashexe Display utility version.
/componentsvers Display current version of all dock firmware components.
For IT professionals and engineers, to get more information about the following technical topics, see the Dell Docking Station Admin's Guide:
  • Step-by-step standalone DFU (Dock Firmware Update) and driver update utilities.
  • Using DCU (Dell Command | Update) for driver download.
  • Dock asset management locally and remotely through DCM (Dell Command | Monitor) and SCCM (System Center Configuration Manager).

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