Action Toolbar (Applications)
• Outdated Applications – Displays the number of outdated apps installed on the computer. Click Update All to update all the outdated apps.
• View Installed Applications – Click View Installed Applications to view the complete list of all installed Applications on the selected computer.
• Windows Updates – Click Patch Scan to perform a scan of Windows Updates installed or outstanding on the computer.
• Apply App Preset – Refer to App Presets.
• Configuration Management – Refer to Configuration Management.
For an App
When an app is up-to-date, the Action Toolbar displays the category that the app belongs to, as well as the current version of the app.
When an app has outdated versions installed on any computer, the Action Toolbar displays the number of computers that have the outdated app version installed. The Action Toolbar also displays the total number of computers that have the app installed (outdated and up-to-date), and the percentage of the up-to-date installation.
• Update All – Click Update All to update the app on the machines that have the outdated app version installed.
This option will only update the app on computers that already have the app installed and will not install the app on the computers.
• Install All – Click Install All to install the app on computers that do not have the app installed.
This option will not update any outdated versions that have been installed on the computers.
• Uninstall All – Click Uninstall to remove the app from all the computers.
This option will uninstall all versions of the app, including the outdated version, from the computer.
For Custom Apps
To view the Action Toolbar for custom apps, switch to Ungrouped View and click on the cell of the custom app. The Action Toolbar will display the category that the app belongs to, as well as the current version of the app. Click Delete to delete the custom app, or click View Details to display the following information for each custom app:
• URL
• OS Architecture (Windows only)
• Install Command Line (Windows only)
• Uninstall Command Line (Windows only)
• Restart
• Install Timeout
For Failed Winget Apps
To view the Action Toolbar for failed Winget apps, switch to Ungrouped View and click on the cell of the Winget app. The Action Toolbar will display the computer that the app belongs to, the reason for the update failure as well as options to clear or retry installing the failed updates.
• Clear Failed – Click this option to clear the failed app status on the selected computer.
• Retry – Click this option to retry updating/installing the failed app on the selected computer.
• Clear All Failed – Click this option to clear all failed app status on all computers.
• Fresh Install – Click this option to uninstall the existing app before re-installing the app on the selected computer.
• Fresh Install with Reboot – Click this option to uninstall the existing app before re-installing the app on the selected computer and performing a reboot after the app has been installed.
For Failed Updates
To view the Action Toolbar for failed updates, click on the cell of the app with the Failed status. The Action Toolbar will display the reason for the update failure as well as options to clear or retry installing the failed updates.
• Clear Failed – Click this option to clear the failed app status on the selected computer.
• Retry – Click this option to retry updating/installing the failed app on the selected computer.
• Clear All Failed – Click this option to clear all failed app status on all computers.
• Retry All Failed – Click this option to retry updating/installing all failed apps on all computers.
For a Script
To view the Action Toolbar for script, click on the script name. The Action Toolbar for custom scripts displays the category that the script belongs to.
• Delete – Click this option to delete the custom script
• Edit Details – Click this option edit the URL, Type, and Command Line for each custom script.
• Run All – Click this option to run the script on all computers.