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November 4th, 2022 05:00

Why does my DCU command not auto reboot the workstations?

From what I can tell, it seems perfect but at the end it does not reboot the target machine it just completes updating and say a reboot is required. If "-reboot=enable" is specified, why is it not working?

C:\Windows\system32>"C:\Program Files\Dell\CommandUpdate\dcu-cli.exe" /applyUpdates -autoSuspendBitLocker=enable -reboot=enable -outputlog="C:\Temp\Dell-Update.log"

Checking for updates...
Checking for application component updates...
Determining available updates...
10 updates were selected. Download Size: 3.5 GB
[1] 1CGD7, Dell Precision 3560 and Latitude 5520 System BIOS, 1.21.0
[2] 2CYXY, Dell Optimizer, 3.1.222.0
[3] 4V9J8, Dell Power Manager Service, 3.11.0
[4] DT6YC, Dell Command | Update Windows Universal Application, 4.6.0
[5] JD44N, Realtek High Definition Audio Driver, 6.0.9363.2
[6] P4YNP, Intel Management Engine Components Installer, 2229.3.16.0
[7] TWP3V, Intel AX2xx/9560/9260/9462/8265/3165 Wi-Fi UWD Driver, 22.160.0.3
[8] 6Y30K, Intel UHD/Iris Xe Graphics Driver and Intel Graphics Command Center Application, 31.0.101.3251
[9] 39HKF, Intel AX211/AX210/AX200/AX201/9560/9260/9462/8265/3165 Bluetooth UWD Driver, 22.160.0.3
[10] 06E08FF1D0A27C6EDF38C0BBBB51FD3AFE8C8E3E, SupportAssist OS Recovery Tools, 5.5.4.16189
Warning: The power adapter and any peripheral devices such as Dell type-C docks must not be disconnected from the system while installing BIOS and/or firmware updates. Disconnecting such devices during installation may lead to system instability or unusable peripheral devices.
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