Λήψη SysManager 1.114.5

[1.114.5] - 2026-09-28
A profile export now contains your settings as they are when you export. It used to write them as they
were when the Profile Export / Import tab first opened, which could be days earlier.
Fixed
- Profile Export / Import: an export writes each setting as it is now. The tab read every settings file
once, when it first opened, and export wrote what it had read then. The tab stays open for the whole
session, so a theme, volume preset, gaming profile or speed-test result changed since was missing from the
exported file, and importing that file on another PC restored the old values. Export now reads each ticked
section at the moment it runs. The list is also read again whenever you come back to the tab, so a setting
saved for the first time since it opened is offered too, and your ticks are kept. If a ticked setting is no
longer saved on the PC, the status says it was left out. Present since the tab was added in v1.28.0.
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