For certain system components, you might have to update the driver to the latest Dell Technologies supported version.
Check the driver versions:
Update firmware and drivers using Windows Admin Center: -
Run the following PowerShell command to retrieve a list of all driver versions that are installed on the local system:
Get-PnpDevice | Select-Object Name, @{l='DriverVersion';e={(Get-PnpDeviceProperty -
InstanceId $_.InstanceId -KeyName 'DEVPKEY_Device_DriverVersion').Data}} -Unique |
Where-Object {($_.Name -like "*HBA*") -or ($_.Name -like "*mellanox*") -or ($_.Name
-like "*Qlogic*") -or ($_.Name -like "*X710*") -or
($_.Name -like "*Broadcom*") -or
($_.Name -like "*marvell*") -or
($_.Name -like "*E810*") }
- In Windows Admin Center, in the left pane, click Add.
- In the Windows Server tile, click Add.
- Enter the node name and click Add.
- Under All connections, select the server and click Manage as.
- Select use another account for this connection, and then provide the credentials in the domain\username or hostname\username format.
- Click Confirm.
- In the Connections window, click the server name.
- In the left pane of Windows Admin Center, under EXTENSIONS, click OpenManage Integration.
- Review the Dell Software License Agreement and Customer Notice and select the check box to accept the terms of the license agreement.
- Click . Another menu appears, select Hardware Updates.
- Click Check compliance and select either the online catalog or offline catalog.
- Click Fix Compliance and select update to update the node.