Now, I use the latest version of Sandisk SSD Dashboard, the 1.4.2 version.
@ georgealon : your installation tips don’t work, first because the installer file isn’t a msi file, but it’s an exe file. Then, even if the SanDisk folder under “Program Files” or “Program Files (x86)” is clean, the installation failed. I don’t know what exactly what it occurs, and why the installation failed each time.
My computer run on Windows 10 Pro 64 bit with a Sandisk Extreme Pro 960GB.
Good software M. Sandisk, usefull and essential to any owner of a Sansdisk SSD.
I’m having the same issue with the update. I’m sure Sandisk has already recognized and is working on the issue, but just posting here so they awknowledge it’s not just a small percentage having problems with the update.
Also, I wanted to point out that I reverted back to 1.4.1, so that I might do a clean uninstall in preparation for 1.4.2, but now I can’t uninstall 1.4.1 – it just gives me the option to install the update, which of course fails. I’ve tried uninstalling using the Control Panel, and by executing the official “uninstall” shorcut from the SSD Dashboard folder.
the main problem is that you can not really install and deinstall 1.4.1 because the setup file under C:\Program Files (x86)\SanDisk\SSD Dashboard will be automatically replaced with 1.4.2.
- install 1.4.1
go to C:\Program Files (x86)\SanDisk\SSD Dashboard and replace “SanDiskSSDDashboardSetup.exe” with SanDiskSSDDashboardSetup.exe 1.4.1 setup file.
I’ve tried everything. It did not work for me. Even installing version 1.4.1 now gives me the same error message. I’ve tried removing every reference to Sandisk folders and files and the only remaining file with I can’t remove is the Sandisk SSD Dashboard Service version 1.0.1. I’ve never encountered a software that is so difficult to install.
Version 1.4.2 had a wrong digital signature included and we did correct the issue. The new 1.4.2 was replaced on our cloud server. You will need to download the new 1.4.2 from SanDisk Support page. To make sure you receive the new file, you’ll need to reset your cache, or remove all occurance of the previous file on your system. Please try again. Many people got through successfuly …
I have just downloaded (withour cache, etc), restarted the PC before installing, with exactly the same result (can’t install). I have Windows 10 Pro 64.
Why don’t you publish old versions to allow trying the method described above? Regards.