- #UNINSTALL DRIVERS IN WINDOWS 10 HOW TO#
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Since installing Revo here recently I've found this to be a useful tool in that checking process.
Revo Uninstaller when launched displays a list of all installed apps with their respective version numbers, prior to any uninstall. As to checking Dell's Drivers/Downloads webpage by entering my model and Service tag and checking that list, I've already been doing that and the list it displayed pretty much matches with what I currently have installed on this XPS. I also understand updates don't arrive usually on a regular basis, but as they are developed over time. No, I'm well aware that it won't have new updates every time I run a scan/check, but after a month of checking periodically to make sure I haven't missed any updates, it seems a bit odd it hasn't come up with anything. And I uninstalled a few other junk apps in the Start Menu. To uninstall Killler, you run Rivet Networks' uninstaller and then re-install their drivers only package.
#UNINSTALL DRIVERS IN WINDOWS 10 UPDATE#
This leaves Dell SupportAssist still installed and working to get device driver updates automatically and/or manually.Įdit: A Dell automatic update today, 3/16/20, updated Dell SupportAssist installed 1/24 191 MB 3.4.1.49 to 3/16 177 MB 3.4.5.366 without incident.Įdit: When I first got the machine, I uninstalled McAfee antivirus and the Killer Control Center.
#UNINSTALL DRIVERS IN WINDOWS 10 SOFTWARE#
So, I have uninstalled the following via Control Panel\Programs and Features and restarted when done:ĭell Digital Delivery Services (no Dell software purchased)ĭell Mobile Connect Drivers (no mobile devices connecting to Windows)ĭell Update - SupportAssist Update Plugin Tech Support said I can remove everything except Dell SupportAssist since everything is now included in Dell SupportAssist, which makes sense when you look inside Dell SupportAssist. This thread prompted me to call Dell Tech Support and ask. Has anyone experienced this issue with an uninstall of Dell Update 10 for Windows, using the Revo uninstall app? Many thanks!!!!! I've watched some posted vids on YouTube showing how the Revo app uninstall works and it seems a this is Revo uninstall window pretty straightforward process, although I didn't come across any vids showing this Dell Client Mgmt Service app issue appearing in any of those vids.
#UNINSTALL DRIVERS IN WINDOWS 10 HOW TO#
I'd like to uninstall this Dell Update app, but I wasn't sure how to proceed, so I backed off till I investigated this further. I also opened Task Mgr to see if it was listed as running, and it was not listed there as well. I cancelled the uninstall and checked my entire system-(in addition to checking the installed app list that Revo Uninstaller first displays where you select which app to uninstall), and was unable to locate this Dell Client Mgmt Service app whatsoever on my system. I attempted to uninstall Dell Update, using the Revo Uninstaller/ver 2.1.1, but during that process a small window came up in the Revo program, advising me to close the following apps before installation? Dell Client Management Services was the app listed as needing closed. There are no error messages displayed, it's exactly like a normal operating check, but just not finding anything new. The Dell Update has only worked once for me-(1st scan/check approx 2 days after my first system bootup-) At that time it located 4 available updates-(2 urgent, 2 recommended), and I installed them all successfully, but since then it runs checks and locates no new updates. I've been told having both these apps together on one system will eventually cause problems, and it was suggested to uninstall Dell Update completely-(using Revo Uninstaller to completely remove all traces). I also have Dell Support Assist ver/3.4.1.49 pre-installed as well. I'm running a new XPS 8930 desktop-(about a month old), and have been researching the issues involving Dell Update for Win 10.
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