Users Guide

NOTE: You will need first to extract the DUP, and then navigate to the setup.exe file before proceeding with the following
procedures.
NOTE: Variables are italicized and enclosed in angle brackets. For example, for <os arch> enter 32 or 64 to indicate
whether you are installing on a 32–bit or 64–bit operating system.
● Standard install with verbose logging
DCPM_Setup<os_arch>_2_0_0.exe /v"/l*vx <log_file_path>"
For example:
DCPM_Setup64_2_0_0.exe /v"/l*vx C:\Users\Administrator\Desktop\installlog.txt"
● Silent install
DCPM_Setup<os_arch>_2_0_0.exe /s /v”/qn”
For example:
DCPM_Setup64_2_0_0.exe /s /v”/qn"
● Silent install with verbose logging
DCPM_Setup<os_arch>_2_0_0.exe /s /v"/l*vx <log_file_path> /qn”
For example:
DCPM_Setup64_2_0_0.exe /s /v"/l*vx C:\Users\Administrator\Desktop\installlog.txt /qn”
● Uninstall
DCPM_Setup<os_arch>_2_0_0.exe /x
For example:
DCPM_Setup64_2_0_0.exe /x
NOTE:
Dell recommends uninstalling the application using the Windows Program and Features screen available from
the Control Panel.
Group Policy Templates
Administrators can quickly and easily apply the same Dell Command | Power Manager settings across multiple systems using
the Group Policy feature in Windows Server. For more information on Windows Group Policies, see the TechNet article at
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/windowsserver/bb310732.aspx.
After applying a Group Policy Template to a system, end users cannot change the settings associated with that template.
To use Group Policy Templates:
1. Install the Group Policy Management Console.
2. Install the Group Policy Templates.
3. Optionally, customize one or more policies.
4. Apply policies to specific systems, groups, or users.
NOTE:
If all of the available settings are restricted by the administrator, the user will not be able to change any configuration
components. However, if the administrator stipulates only some of the settings, the remaining settings will be available for
the user to configure.
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