Baixar SysManager 1.114.36 per a Windows

[1.114.36] - 2026-09-29
DNS & Hosts no longer empties your hosts file when it could not read it. Pressing Save after a failed read
rewrote the file with no entries, and a save while the file was locked dropped every comment you had written in
it.
Fixed
- DNS & Hosts: Save refuses until the hosts file has been read. When the file could not be read, the list
stayed empty, and Save rewrote the system hosts file from it, asking to "overwrite the system hosts file with
these 0 entries". Every mapping it held was removed. Save now says the file has not been read, and asks you
to press Refresh first. Present since the hosts editor was added in v1.6.0.
- DNS & Hosts: a save never drops your own comments because the file was locked. Save keeps the comments
and the lines it cannot read by reading them back from the file. When that read failed it kept none of them.
The save now stops, and says it could not be saved, before anything is written. Present since those lines
have been kept, in v1.52.21.
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