Cannot Back Up The Registry And Edit The Hkey_Current_User By Using A Single Registry Action On A Windows Vista Device; The Undo Install Actions Fails To Uninstall A Directory; Unable To Launch A Rdp Session From A 64-Bit Device; Unable To Select An Icon With The 64-Bit Internet Explorer - Novell ZENWORKS 10 CONFIGURATION MANAGEMENT SP3 - SOFTWARE DISTRIBUTION REFERENCE 10.3 30-03-2010 Management Manual

Explanation: Because Linux devices cannot have the ZENworks Adaptive Agent, you
cannot assign bundles to be sent to them. However, in ZENworks Control
Center, Directive bundles assigned to a Linux device might show as effective,
which is incorrect.
Action: Ignore.
Cannot back up the registry and edit the HKEY_CURRENT_USER by using a single
registry action on a Windows Vista device
Source: ZENworks 10 Configuration Management; Software Distribution.
Explanation: If you set up an action to both back up the registry and edit the
HKEY_CURRENT_USER registry entry on Windows Vista*, the action fails
because all user-initiated processes in Vista run as the lowest privileged user.
Action: Use two different registry actions, one to back up the registry in the system
context, and another to edit HKEY_CURRENT_USER in the user context.

The Undo Install Actions fails to uninstall a directory

Source: ZENworks 10 Configuration Management; Software Distribution.
Explanation: When you create an Install Directory File bundle, the directory is installed
even if its name contains spaces; however, it cannot currently be uninstalled by
using the Undo Install Actions action.
Action: Avoid spaces in directory names if you want to enable the uninstallation of that
directory.

Unable to launch a RDP session from a 64-bit device

Source: ZENworks 10 Configuration Management; Software Distribution.
Explanation: If you launch a Launch Windows Thin Client Application action configured
with the RDP Session on a 64-bit managed device, the action might fail.
Action: Apply the KB925876 patch (http://support.microsoft.com/kb/925876).

Unable to select an icon with the 64-bit Internet Explorer

Source: ZENworks 10 Configuration Management; Software Distribution.
Explanation: If you use the 64-bit Internet Explorer* to launch ZENworks Control Center,
then click the browse icon to browse to and select an icon from the icon
resources such as an .exe, .dll, or .ico file, one of the icons from the resource
file is selected by default. You cannot select any other icon.
Action: Use the 32-bit Internet Explorer to launch ZENworks Control Center.
If the Wake-on-LAN schedule on the managed device is behind the server's time
zone, the device fails to wake up
Source: ZENworks 10
Configuration Management; Software Distribution.
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