SysManager 1.113.2 aflaai

[1.113.2] - 2026-09-24
If you switched off "Check for updates when SysManager starts" while that very check was still
running, your choice could silently come back on. The switch saved your answer, then the check that
was already in progress finished a moment later and saved what it had read before you touched it —
putting the setting back to on. Turning it off now stays off.
Fixed
- The startup update check can no longer undo the switch you just flicked. Two things write the
same small settings file: the switch on the About tab, and the startup check recording when it last
ran. Each one read the file, changed one field and wrote the whole thing back — so whichever finished
last overwrote the other's change. The two are now serialized, which means every ordering ends with
the answer you gave: the check either sees your "off" and keeps it, or it records its timestamp first
and your "off" lands on top. This was the only setting in the app where the two writers could
overlap, and it mattered more than most, because that switch is the one control over the app's only
outbound network call.
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Get-FileHash .\SysManager-v1.113.2.exe -Algorithm SHA256
Expected SHA256: D44E55C48C887F3C8A016A3B08D266418286261F3C19E7692C565DB6EEA1AAC3
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click.
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every dependency resolved for this build.