Windows 10: Alienware Command Center Install Not Completing

The Alienware Command Center after a point stopped displaying the thermal and overclock controls, so I looked on some support sites and they said to uninstall and reinstall. After uninstalling, I tried to reinstall it from the Dell Support site and it will proceed with the download with no problems. During the installation process, it displays error code -1603: a fatal error has occurred during installation. I have made sure no duplicate copies of the file exist, but so far I haven't been able to get the installation to work.

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alienware command center will not reload

I'm having problem getting my Alienare Command Center back working. I had to perform a "Clean Install" on my Alien R-3 desktop (manufactured 2010). Got everything back (thanks to source disks) but can not get the Dell Alienware Command Center to reload.
The installation stops and halts on error "Package not Compatible". The machine was upgraded to Windows 10 several months ago and ran fine. Tried to run the installer under every compatibility choice listed. Any help?

 

my alienware command center not working properly

Hi ..

Alienware command center caused issues for my computer as it doesn't work properly and I cant solve the problem I had uninstall AWCC and Re-installed it and apply all the process and steps but not work . help please...

 

alienware command center will not reload

Hi,

Thank you for updating on the status.

I suggest you to install using the built-in administrator account. To enable the built-in administrator account, follow the steps below:

• Press “Windows key + R”, type “cmd” and press Enter.
• Type “net user administrator /active:yes”.

Once the account is enabled, login to the Administrator account and install the software. If the installation is successful, check in your account if you can access.
After the issue is solved, need to disable the in-built Administrator Account by typing the below command in
elevated command prompt.

“net user administrator /active:no” and press Enter.

To open elevated command prompt:

· Right Click on Start and select “Command Prompt (Admin)”.



Hope this helps. Keep us posted on the status for further assistance.