SysManager 1.130.67 aflaai

[1.130.67] - 2026-10-22
After a graphics card upgrade, Performance Mode now finds the NVIDIA card that is in the PC, not the settings Windows
keeps for the one taken out.
Fixed
- The NVIDIA switch could show and change a card that was no longer in the PC. Windows keeps a removed card's
settings until the device is uninstalled, and lists them before its replacement's, so after a GPU upgrade, or a
move from NVIDIA to AMD or Intel, Performance Mode showed the old card as detected and wrote its setting, which needs
a restart, where no driver reads it, then read it back as applied. It now uses only the cards Windows reports as
present, and Restore All leaves a removed card's setting out as it does for one whose driver was removed. When
Windows cannot say which cards are present, it works as before. Since 0.12.0.
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