Release Notes

Issue 3: Some instances of BIOSEnumeration not associated with any class
Description: Some instances of BIOS tokens of DCIM_BIOSEnumeration are not associated with any other
class.
Resolution: No solution on Client Instrumentation 8.1.
Versions Affected:
Client Instrumentation 8.0/Client Instrumentation 8.0.1/Client Instrumentation 8.1
Issue 4: dsm_sa_datamgr32 service crashes while installing chipset driver
Description: This issue occurs only when Client Instrumentation is installed on some notebook platforms
before installing the chipset driver.
Resolution: Make sure that Intel chipset driver is installed before installing Client Instrumentation. If the
system crashes, proceed with the installation of the chipset driver and restart the system in normal mode
to resolve the issue.
Versions Affected: Client Instrumentation 8.0/Client Instrumentation 8.0.1/Client Instrumentation 8.1.
Corrected Problems
Issue 1: Set boot device status (enable/disable) functionality for UEFI BIOS is missing
Description: Set boot device status function through ChangeBootOrder Methods within instance of
DCIM_BootConfifSetting class only supported legacy system. Earlier versions of Client Instrumentation do
not support this function for systems that have UEFI BIOS. This issue is fixed in Client Instrumentation 8.1.
Issue 2: CIM indication not working
Description: The CIM indication was working only from OS event viewer and users cannot capture the
event through CIM. This issue is fixed in Client Instrumentation 8.1.
Issue 3: Default polling interval is very frequent for some non-critical events and cannot be changed
Description: Earlier, the default polling intervals for all events were set to 23 seconds and they cannot be
changed. A .ini file(dcsbdy32.ini or dcsbdy64.ini) is added to enable users to change the polling intervals
based on their requirements. The file is located at win32(winx64)\instrumentation\data\omsa\ini directory.
The number shown in this .ini file is the multiple of 23 seconds.
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