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Dell OpenManage Integration with Microsoft Windows Admin Center is an extension for Microsoft Windows Admin Center. The Dell OpenManage Integration for Microsoft Admin Center extension enables IT administrators to manage Dell PowerEdge servers as hosts, Microsoft Failover Clusters created with PowerEdge servers, and Azure Stack Hyper-Converged Infrastructure created with Dell Microsoft Storage Spaces Direct Ready Nodes, AX Nodes. Support information includes a summary description, features, benefits, licensing, downloads, and other resources.
Updated:  January 20, 2026 ID: 000177828

The article has information about Dell EMC PowerEdge servers with Second Generation AMD EPYC processors fail to boot after installing the Hyper-V role.
Updated:  September 05, 2025 ID: 000134895

This article explains the procedure to open a Service Request (SR) using the Dell support page. Get help fast for your Dell device. No more waiting on hold. No more tech headaches. Dell makes it simple to fix problems, schedule repairs, or get support—right from your device or our support website.
Updated:  March 03, 2026 ID: 000132371

Explore this article to troubleshoot wireless networking for your home network on Windows 11. Also, for help with setting up, connecting, sharing files, photos, music, and troubleshooting your wireless network see the appropriate section.
Updated:  March 02, 2026 ID: 000192048

This article summarizes some licensing concepts applicable to Windows Server operating systems ordered along Dell PowerEdge servers.
Updated:  February 26, 2026 ID: 000224397

This article explains how to activate virtual machines (VMs) hosted in Hyper-V on a Datacenter edition of Windows Server using Automatic Virtual Machine Activation (AVMA).
Updated:  February 20, 2026 ID: 000140349

This article addresses an issue in which conversion of Windows Server from an evaluation to a fully licensed edition fails. The error that is returned appears to indicate a problem with the supplied product key, but the key is known to be valid.
Updated:  February 20, 2026 ID: 000204465

This article provides an example of how to configure a fully converged network for a Dell Technologies Solutions Microsoft Azure Stack HCI cluster host. Information in this article is taken from "Deployment instructions for fully converged network configuration," available at https://infohub.delltechnologies.com/en-us/l/e2e-deployment-and-operations-guide-with-scalable-networking-windows-1/fully-converged-network-configuration-38/2/.
Updated:  February 20, 2026 ID: 000200958

This article provides the guideline on how to update the firmware or drivers from Server Update Utility for Windows.
Updated:  February 19, 2026 ID: 000394546

This article gives the solutions of incorrect CPU core number for Windows Server 2019 and AMD 96c 9004 series of processors.
Updated:  February 19, 2026 ID: 000318490

An Active Directory domain controller (DC) may fail to boot into Windows and display stopcode 0xC00002E2. This can occur for several reasons, two of which are addressed in this article.
Updated:  February 18, 2026 ID: 000424640

Non‑Disruptive Migrations (NDM) remove disk paths from the server during Cutover, Commit or Cancel commands. In Microsoft Cluster Failover (MCF) host or node environments, the periodic disk health check can target a path being removed, causing MCF to trigger a cluster failover.
Updated:  February 16, 2026 ID: 000179895

Windows Explorer creates four (4) 'newfolder', never asks for new folder name
Updated:  February 16, 2026 ID: 000048590

This article explains how to convert an evaluation edition of Windows Server to a fully-licensed edition. The conversion must be performed before the operating system (OS) can be activated using its product key. Attempting to activate an evaluation edition is a common cause of activation error 0xC004F050.
Updated:  February 10, 2026 ID: 000193584

This article provides information about how to test available network bandwidth using iperf3.
Updated:  January 30, 2026 ID: 000139427

Info on running the System File Checker in the Windows Recovery Environment in Windows Server
Updated:  January 30, 2026 ID: 000137221

This article provides information about how to install the Dell iDRAC Service Module (iSM) and start iDRAC UI Launcher on Windows Server.
Updated:  January 30, 2026 ID: 000194572

Guide on Configuring Cluster Sets on Windows Server 2019
Updated:  January 30, 2026 ID: 000147500

This article discusses NTFS permissions and share permissions in Windows and how they work together to regulate access to files and folders. Get a detailed guide on Windows folder permissions explained for secure file management.
Updated:  January 30, 2026 ID: 000137238

This article shows how to add an update to an offline Windows Server image file.
Updated:  January 22, 2026 ID: 000323298

If an Active Directory domain controller (DC) is unable to replicate SYSVOL data from a partner for a long time, SYSVOL replication stops. Error 4012 is logged in the Distributed File System Replication (DFSR) event log of the affected DC when this occurs.
Updated:  January 21, 2026 ID: 000218367

This article contains instructions for testing LDAPS connectivity on a Windows domain controller and how to enable LDAPS for use with Dell products.
Updated:  January 19, 2026 ID: 000213104

Windows scheduled tasks do not start automatically (no errors on the task or within the event viewer). However, the task can be run manually without issue.
Updated:  January 16, 2026 ID: 000200860

Microsoft Secure Boot 2011 certificates begin expiring in June 2026. Dell is working to ensure supported PowerEdge platforms are updated with the new 2023 Secure Boot certificates.
Updated:  January 13, 2026 ID: 000362511

The SYMMQRY for z/VM utility provides the Symmetrix serial number from any z/VM disk, minidisk, or volume. The SYMMDEV#, Count Key Data (CKD) device information, and Enginuity level is also obtained from the SYMMQRY.
Updated:  December 30, 2025 ID: 000010112

If the SYSVOL share is absent from every domain controller (DC) in an Active Directory (AD) domain, AD management consoles may give an error like this: "An Active Directory domain controller (AD DC) for the domain <domain> could not be contacted." If Distributed File System Replication (DFSR) is used to replicate SYSVOL data, the issue appears difficult to resolve. An authoritative sync of DFSR cannot be performed without the ADSI Edit console. Fortunately, the issue can be resolved by modifying the registry on the DC with the authoritative copy of SYSVOL. A different registry modification is then performed on the other DCs.
Updated:  December 10, 2025 ID: 000198564

This article explains how to configure Guest Remote Direct Memory Access (RDMA) on a Windows Server.
Updated:  November 25, 2025 ID: 000113009

Dell Update packages (DUPS) and Inventory collector DUPS in Server update utility fail to run in the Microsoft Windows Operating System (OS).
Updated:  November 24, 2025 ID: 000325888

This article explains why the Windows Boot Drive (hosting the C:\ volume) may show as removeable media in Windows and how to override the behavior when necessary.
Updated:  November 21, 2025 ID: 000221557

This article provides information about problems seen deleting a Windows partition when a virtual memory page file is set on that partition.
Updated:  November 20, 2025 ID: 000388642