Dell drivers and downloads stuck at 80%

Get drivers and downloads hangs at 80 percent, will not complete. All forum topics Previous Topic Next Topic. Replies In response to cossieg. Lefteris P 2 Bronze. Tried to shut down and boot after 5 minutes, no success. Post Reply. Top Contributor. Dell Support Resources. Turn on suggestions. Auto-suggest helps you quickly narrow down your search results by suggesting possible matches as you type. Showing results for. Search instead for.

Did you mean:. Last reply by Electrotech International Inc. All forum topics Previous Topic Next Topic. Replies Brand new laptop been out of the box for 2 hours. Same here - been trying for three days on Inspiron 17 Remaining modules complete without an issue. Progress bar flashes from blue to green periodically. Same here. I have an Alienware Area 51 desktop. I've left it on for hours as well. Doesn't move from there. It's maddening. Because of that, I have to set it to "never remind me again" to avoid incessant reminders.

Browse Community. SupportAssist for PCs. It is recommended you also use those to test your battery. Accessing the diagnostics will vary by manufacturer, so, consult the documentation that came with your computer.

Before you run a test, you might need to first fully charge the device to 99 or percent, disconnect the AC adapter, boot into the diagnostic utility then run the test.

Check to make sure it is fitted and secured properly. You would be amazed how much voltage issues can affect the performance of your system. Plugging in my laptop into an outlet within my room dimmed the light, while an outlet in the living room caused it to wink.

Another room it remained constant but charging was horribly slow. This, of course, meant I had low voltage issues and with so many appliances competing for the little bit of faulty energy, it made it even worse. Ultimately, I ended hiring an electrician to sort out the issues.

After fixing it up, my laptop started charging normally. If you have a working spare laying around the home, give it a try to see if it charges. Read the brick and make sure it has the same polarity and voltage as the adapter for your laptop.

Check Your Connectors for Dirt or Damage If your laptop has a modular battery, remove it then check for any damage or to see if it needs cleaning around the contacts and inside the battery compartment. Also, check if there are any dust particles inside the charging port that might be preventing the battery from charging.