Owners Manual
Table Of Contents
- Dell Client Integration Pack for Microsoft System Center 2012 SP1 Configuration Manager And System Center 2012 Configuration Manager Version 3.1 User’s Guide
- Introduction
- Using DCIP With Configuration Manager
- Dell Warranty Utility
- Dell Intel vPro AMT Plugin
- Troubleshooting
- Authenticode Signature
- Windows XP Installation Fails
- KVM Over Wireless
- Hardware Inventory Report Memory Speed is reported as Zero
- Max Password Length Change
- KVM Power Control to Boot to OS in S3
- Windows XP(x86) OS Deployment Hangs During Installation
- Apply Operating System Task Sequence Action Has A Red Bang
- Related Reference
Hardware Inventory Report Memory Speed is reported
as Zero
This is a DMTF issue where memory speed is defined in seconds. SCCM Resource Explorer today reports this as 0.
Max Password Length Change
Some systems BIOS do not support reducing the Maximum password length down from 32. This is known issue being worked on
at the time of release of the product.
KVM Power Control to Boot to OS in S3
If after a KVM connection is established, the AMT client enters power state S3 or S4, the KVM connection is lost within 30
seconds of entering the sleep state. (This occurs in both wired and wireless environments.) In such a case, the administrator will
need to restart the connection (Connection→ Start), before issuing a reboot command (OS, BIOS, Diagnostics, IDE-R).
Windows XP(x86) OS Deployment Hangs During
Installation
Microsoft Windows XP(x86) operating system deployment hangs while installing drivers that use Kernel Mode Driver Framework
(KMDF) version 1.9, such as, Accelerometer device from ST Micro. To resolve this issue, follow the steps mentioned in
support.microsoft.com/kb/2494168/.
Apply Operating System Task Sequence Action Has A
Red Bang
When creating a new Task Sequence using the Bare Metal Client Deployment Template the Apply Operating System Task
Sequence action has a Red Bang. To resolve this:
1. In the Task Sequence editor, click Apply Operating System Image.
2. Select an operating system image by:
● Selecting Apply operating system from a capture image option.
● Selecting Apply operating system from an original installation source option.
3. Click Browse.
4. Browse and select the Operating System Image and click OK.
5. Deselect the Use a unattended or Sysprep answer file for a custom installation option.
6. Click the Options tab.
7. Select Disable this step option.
8. Click Apply.
9. Click the Options tab.
10. Deselect the Disable this step option.
11. Click Apply.
Troubleshooting
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