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As an administrator you can use the following CLI commands for batch and scripting scenarios. You can view the location and filename of the CLI in C:\Program Files\Dell\DellOptimizer\do-cli.exe.
CLI Command | Description |
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/help | Use this command to display the list of available arguments. |
/version | Use this command to display the current version of Dell Optimizer. |
/get | Use this command to display all available settings and their properties. You can combine the command with additional options for specific setting details. |
/configure | Use this command to configure a setting, and the command must be combined with additional options for a specific setting. These settings are dynamic, and it is not a static list. |
/appperformance | Use this command to display the Applications feature settings and configuration information. The command must be used with additional options. These settings are dynamic, and it is not a static list. |
/get command | Details |
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/get | Use this command to display all settings details. |
/get -name=Analytics.State | Use this command to display details about the analytics state. |
/get -name=AppPerformance.State | Use this command to display details about the application performance state. |
/get -name=Audio.Audio3D | Use this command to display details about the 3D audio state. |
/get -name=Audio.AutoMute | Use this command to display details about the audio automute state. |
/get -name=Audio.Environment | Use this command to display details about the audio environment setting. |
/get -name=Audio.IsNXOSEnabled | Use this command to know if your system supports 3D audio over speakers. |
/get -name=Audio.JackNotification | Use this command to display details about the audio jack state. |
/get -name=Audio.State | Use this command to display details about the audio state. |
/get -name=BatteryExtender.State | Use this command to display details about the battery extender state. |
/get -category=<categoryname> | Use this command to display all settings and current values of the selected category. |
/get -list categories | Use this command to display the name of all available feature categories. For example, Application, Audio, Power. |
/get -name=DellOptimizerConfiguration.BetaFeatures | Use this command to display details about the Beta feature. |
/get -name=DellOptimizerConfiguration.StickyBanners | Use this command to display details about the sticky banners component state. |
get -name=DellOptimizerConfiguration.Suggestions | Use this command to display details about the suggestions component state. |
/get -name=DynamicCharge.State | Use this command to display details about the dynamic charge state. |
/get -name=Privacy.EnablePrivacyNotifications | Use this command to display details about the privacy notifications. |
/get -name=ProximitySensor.CameraBasedDetection | Use this command to display details about the proximity sensor camera based detection state on products supporting Intel® Visual Sensing Technology. |
/get -name= ProximitySensor.EnableWithExternalMonitor | Use this command to display details about the proximity sensor feature state when an external monitor is connected. |
/get -name=ProximitySensor.KeepAlive | Use this command to display details about the proximity sensor keep alive state. |
/get -name=ProximitySensor.SnoozeTimer | Use this command to display details about the proximity sensor snooze timer. |
/get -name=ProximitySensor.State | Use this command to display details about the proximity sensor state. |
/get -name= ProximitySensor.WakeOnApproach | Use this command to display details about the proximity sensor wake on approach state. |
/get -name=ProximitySensor.WalkAwayLock | Use this command to display details about the proximity sensor walk away lock state. |
/get -name=ProximitySensor.WalkAwayLockTimer | Use this command to display details about the proximity sensor walk away lock timer. |
/get -name=Network.AutoSwitch | Use this command to display details about the network auto switch. |
/get -name=Network.ConferenceBandwidthPerformance | Use this command to display details about the network conference bandwidth performance. |
/get -name=Network.OptimizeTraffic | Use this command to display details about optimizing network traffic. |
/get -name=Network.OutdatedRouterWiFi | Use this command to find out if your router Wi-Fi technology is outdated compared to your device. |
/get -name=Network.State | Use this command to display details about the network state. |
/get -name=Telemetry.State | Use this command to display current participation status in the Dell Optimizer Customer Experience Improvement Program. |
/get -name=Toast.GlobalNotification | Use this command to display details about the global notifications. |
/configure command | Details | Supported Values |
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/configure -name=AppPerformance.State -value= | Use this command to configure the application performance state value. | True and false |
/configure -name=Analytics.State -value= | Use this command to configure the analytics sate value. | True and false |
/configure -name=Audio.Audio3D -value= | Use this command to configure the audio 3D value. | True and false |
/configure -name=Audio.AutoMute -value | Use this command to configure the audio automute value. | True and false |
/configure -name=Audio.Environment -value= | Use this command to configure the audio environment value. | QuietRoom, NoisyOffice, MultipleVoices, and RecordingStudio |
/configure -name=Audio.JackNotification -value= | Use this command to configure the state of the audio jack notification. | True and false |
/configure -name=Audio.State -value= | Use this command to configure the audio state value. | True and false |
/configure -name=BatteryExtender.State -value= | Use this command to configure the battery extender state value. | True and false |
/configure -name=DellOptimizerConfiguration.BetaFeatures -value= | Use this command to configure the Beta feature value. | True and false |
/configure -name=DellOptimizerConfiguration.StickyBanners -value= | Use this command to configure the sticky banners value. | True and false |
/configure -name=DellOptimizerConfiguration.Suggestions -value= | Use this command to configure the suggestions component value. | True and false |
/configure -name=DynamicCharge.State -value= | Use this command to configure the dynamic charge state value. | True and false |
/configure -name=Privacy.EnablePrivacyNotifications -value= | Use this command to configure the privacy notifications value. | True and false |
/configure -name=ProximitySensor.CameraBasedDetection - value | Use this command to configure proximity sensor camera based detection state on products supporting Intel® Visual Sensing Technology. | True and false |
/configure -name=ProximitySensor.EnableWithExternalMonitor -value= | Use this command to configure the state of proximity sensor features when system is connected to an external monitor. | True and false |
/configure -name=ProximitySensor.KeepAlive -value= | Use this command to configure the proximity sensor keep alive state value. | True and false |
/configure -name=ProximitySensor.SnoozeTimer -value= | Use this command to configure the proximity sensor snooze timer value for the walk away lock feature. | 0,30, 60, 90, and 120 minutes |
/configure -name=ProximitySensor.WalkAwayLock -value= | Use this command to configure the proximity sensor walk away lock value. | True and false |
/configure -name=ProximitySensor.WalkAwayLockTimer -value= | Use this command to configure the proximity sensor walk away lock timer value. | 30, 60, and 120 seconds |
/configure -name=ProximitySensor.WakeOnApproach -value= | Use this command to configure the proximity sensor wake on approach value. | True and false |
/configure -name=Network.AutoSwitch -value | Use this command to configure the network auto switch value. | True and false |
/configure -name=Network.ConferenceBandwidthPerformance - value | Use this command to configure the network conference bandwidth performance value. | True and false |
/configure -name=Network.OptimizeTraffic -value |
Use this command to configure the network traffic value optimization. |
True and false |
/configure -name=Network.State -value | Use this command to configure the network state. | True and false |
/configure -name=Telemetry.State -value= | Use this command to configure Dell Optimizer Customer Experience Improvement Program. | True and false |
/configure -name=Toast.GlobalNotification -value= | Use this command to configure the global notifications value. | True and false |
/configure -name=<settingname> -lock= | Use this command to lock the specific setting from being changed by user. | True and false |
/AppPerformance command | Details |
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/AppPerformance -listProfiles | Use this command to display the list of applications that are in optimized state. |
/AppPerformance -listLearningApps | Use this command to display the list of applications that are in learning state. |
/AppPerformance -setPriority -profileName=<profile name> -priority=<value> | Use this command to set the priority of an application profile using the name. |
/AppPerformance -setPriority -profileGuid=<profile guid> -priority=<value> | Use this command to set the priority of an application profile using the GUID. |
/AppPerformance -restoreToDefault | Use this command to restore all settings back to default for optimized applications. |
/AppPerformance -startLearning -profileName=<profile name> -processName=<value> -priority=<value> | Use this command to start the optimization process for the specified application. |
/AppPerformance -pauseLearning -profileName=<profile name> | Use this command to pause optimization learning for the specific application. |
/AppPerformance -resumeLearning -profileName=<profile name> | Use this command to resume optimization learning for the specific application. |
/AppPerformance -deleteProfile -profileName=<profile name> | Use this command to delete an existing optimized application profile by name. |
/AppPerformance -deleteProfile -profileGuid=<profile guid> | Use this command to delete an existing optimized application profile by GUID. |
/AppPerformance -enableProfile -profileName=<profileName> | Use this command to enable an existing profile by name. |
/AppPerformance -enableProfile -profileGuid=<profile guid> | Use this command to enable an existing profile by GUID. |
/AppPerformance -disableProfile -profileName=<profile Name> | Use this command to disable an existing profile by name. |
/AppPerformance -disableProfile -profileGuid=<profile guid> | Use this command to disable an existing profile by GUID. |
/AppPerformance -importProfile -profilePath=<profile file path> | Use this command to import an optimized app profile. |
/AppPerformance -exportProfile -profileName=<profile Name> -profilePath=<profile file path> | Use this command to export an optimized app profile by name. |
/AppPerformance -exportProfile -profileGuid=<profile guid> -profilePath=<profile file path> | Use this command to export an optimized app profile by GUID. |
/network command | Description | Supported values |
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/network -getnetworkwifidiags | Use this command to get the following information about your currently connected WiFi network:
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NA |
/network -gettrafficpriority | Use this command to get the current priority order of network traffic types(conference, streaming, cloud). | NA |
/network -settrafficpriority -priority= | Use this command to set the network traffic priority. You have to list the traffic types (conference, streaming, cloud) in priority order and separate them by commas. | "conference,streaming,cloud" |
CLI Return Codes | Condition |
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0 | Success |
1 | Failure |
2 | Reboot required |
3 | Failed to configure the read-only setting |
4 | Failed to configure licensed feature |
5 | Dell Optimizer service not installed |
6 | Dell Optimizer service is disabled |
7 | Dell Optimizer service is not running |
8 | Another instance of CLI is active |
9 | Another instance of user interface is active |
10 | It requires administrator privilege |