If the problem persists after you restart your computer then open your Windows Services (search for "services" from your taskbar or go Start | Windows Administrative Tools | Services) and scroll down to Dell Client Management Service.
Confirm the Status is "Running" and the Startup Type is "Automatic (Delayed Start)" [or "Automatic (Delayed Start, Trigger Start)"] as shown in the image below.
If the Status is blank (i.e., the service is not running) the click the "Start the Service" link (or right-click the service, choose Properties from the pop-up context menu, and click the Start button.
If the Startup Type is not "Automatic (Delayed Start)" [or "Automatic (Delayed Start, Trigger Start)"] then right-click the service, choose Properties from the pop-up context menu, and choose "Automatic (Delayed Start) " from the Startup Type dropdown box as shown in the image below.
The restart your computer and confirm the Status is "Running" and the Startup Type is "Automatic (Delayed Start)" [or "Automatic (Delayed Start, Trigger Start)"].
If that does not fix your problem then post back and tell us your Dell computer model and Windows operating system. Also tell us which Dell utility that requires the Dell Client Management Service (e.g., SupportAssist v4.0.3, Dell Update for Windows Universal v5.3.0, etc.) is not running correctly, and what error, if any, you see when you launch your Dell utility.
If your Dell Client Management Service fails to load into memory at every system restart (i.e., the Status is blank because the service is not running) you might also find some helpful information in thumper300zx's 26-Jan-2024 topic Dell client management service keeps getting disabled. ---------- Dell Inspiron 15 5584 * 64-bit Win 10 Pro v22H2 build 19045.4291 * Firefox v125.0.3 * Microsoft Defender v4.18.24030.9-1.1.24040.1 * Malwarebytes Premium v5.1.4.112-1.0.1233 * Macrium Reflect Free v8.0.7783 * Dell Update for Windows Universal v5.3.0 * My Dell v2.2.6.0
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Hi @Ruban kumar :
If the problem persists after you restart your computer then open your Windows Services (search for "services" from your taskbar or go Start | Windows Administrative Tools | Services) and scroll down to Dell Client Management Service.
Confirm the Status is "Running" and the Startup Type is "Automatic (Delayed Start)" [or "Automatic (Delayed Start, Trigger Start)"] as shown in the image below.
If the Status is blank (i.e., the service is not running) the click the "Start the Service" link (or right-click the service, choose Properties from the pop-up context menu, and click the Start button.
If the Startup Type is not "Automatic (Delayed Start)" [or "Automatic (Delayed Start, Trigger Start)"] then right-click the service, choose Properties from the pop-up context menu, and choose "Automatic (Delayed Start) " from the Startup Type dropdown box as shown in the image below.
The restart your computer and confirm the Status is "Running" and the Startup Type is "Automatic (Delayed Start)" [or "Automatic (Delayed Start, Trigger Start)"].
If that does not fix your problem then post back and tell us your Dell computer model and Windows operating system. Also tell us which Dell utility that requires the Dell Client Management Service (e.g., SupportAssist v4.0.3, Dell Update for Windows Universal v5.3.0, etc.) is not running correctly, and what error, if any, you see when you launch your Dell utility.
If your Dell Client Management Service fails to load into memory at every system restart (i.e., the Status is blank because the service is not running) you might also find some helpful information in thumper300zx's 26-Jan-2024 topic Dell client management service keeps getting disabled.
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Dell Inspiron 15 5584 * 64-bit Win 10 Pro v22H2 build 19045.4291 * Firefox v125.0.3 * Microsoft Defender v4.18.24030.9-1.1.24040.1 * Malwarebytes Premium v5.1.4.112-1.0.1233 * Macrium Reflect Free v8.0.7783 * Dell Update for Windows Universal v5.3.0 * My Dell v2.2.6.0
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