Update to fix the bug Dell says that all versions of SupportAssist will automatically auto-install the latest released versions if automatic upgrades are enabled.

Dell has patched a high-severity flaw in its SupportAssist software that could allow an attacker to execute arbitrary code with administrator privileges on affected computers.

A component in SupportAssist software pre-installed on Dell PCs - and other OEM devices - opens systems up to DLL hijacking attacks.

Dell users should make sure they have automatic updating turned on and update their systems immediately, or download and install the latest version of SupportAssist from Dell’s website.

Dell's pre-installed software left PCs open to hijacking The SupportAssist tool has been patched -- make sure you have the latest version.

The Dell XPS 13 (9380) Dell has thankfully released a patch for this vulnerability. Users will need to install SupportAssist v3.2.0.90 to receive the patch.

Laptops, tablets, and computers installed with the Dell SupportAssist app could be exposed to Remote Code Execution (RCE) attacks. SupportAssist monitors and detects issues with the system, ...

Dell has released a second patch in as many months for its laptop bloatware known as SupportAssist, a utility that's meant to help solve problems but which could give hackers a way to compromise a ...

If Dell SupportAssist keeps popping up on your Windows PC and preventing you from logging in to your system, use these proven fixes.

Disable all Dell services and SupportAssist scheduled task Contact Dell Support Let’s look at the description of the process as it relates to each of the listed solutions.

Dell SupportAssist, often pre-installed on Windows-based Dell machines, is used to manage support functions including troubleshooting and recovery.