6.35 Action - Repair Bundle
The Action - Repair Bundle dialog box lets you repair a bundle on the device. You can also specify the specific requirements that a device must meet for the action to be executed on the device.
Repairing a bundle ensures that the specified bundle or bundle group has been properly installed on the device.
For example, for an MSI bundle, repairing the bundle results in the task running an MSI /repair process against the bundle.
It is a best practice to ensure that the actions under Repair perform a basic re-installation of the program, and that they are Enabled. Repair is usually displayed as Repair install actions, which means that the actions under Install are run again when users select from the action menu of the icon on their computer. This raises the service level considerably for the end user – the program can be reinstalled without help from the IT service.
To access this dialog box in ZENworks Control Center, click the tab. Click the underlined link of a bundle in the column of the list, click the tab, click one of the action set tabs (Distribute, Install, Launch, Repair, Uninstall, Terminate, or Preboot), click the drop-down list, then select an available action.
The following sections contains additional information:
6.35.1 General
The General page lets you repair a bundle on the device. Click 
to browse to and select the bundle to repair on the device.
The list defaults to /Bundles. If you have created subfolders to hold your bundles, use the down-arrow to select the appropriate folder. The list defaults to so that all types of bundles are displayed (Preboot bundles, Windows bundles). If you know the name of the bundle you are looking for, you can use the box to search for the bundle.
Creating this action creates a bundle dependency. For more information, see Section 8.8, Dependency Bundles.