Λήψη SysManager 1.130.0

[1.130.0] - 2026-10-13
The Dashboard's check for app updates when SysManager starts can now be switched off in About, like the version
check (#2613).
Added
- A switch for the app-update check at startup. Each time SysManager started, the Dashboard asked winget which
of your apps have updates, and winget asks Microsoft's package sources, with no way to turn it off. About now has
a box for it, "Check winget for app updates when SysManager starts", under the one for the version check, and it
is on, as the check always was. Off, the Dashboard's app-updates line reads "App updates not checked at startup"
in grey, with a link to App Updates, and Scan system, Update All Apps and the App Updates tab still ask
winget when you press them. The choice is kept beside the version check's, so Profile Export / Import carries
both, and a setting that cannot be read keeps both checks from running.
Changed
- The README and SECURITY.md, which said there was no switch, now name both boxes by the words on them, and the
Welcome screen and About's privacy text say either check can be switched off.
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Get-FileHash .\SysManager-v1.130.0.exe -Algorithm SHA256
Expected SHA256: C23B0689BBBA5C52BCC399F1B63CCF3D7F197CE466B027DD333555ECA1A63BF5
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