SysManager 1.130.31 download

[1.130.31] - 2026-10-21
System Logs opens on the events the Dashboard and Recent Changes counted, already loaded.
Fixed
- The Dashboard's critical-events alert and Recent Changes' problems line opened an empty System Logs, on a log and
a time range that could not show what they counted. Both passed only the tab, and System Logs starts on the
System log over the last 24 hours and reads nothing until Refresh. The alert counts critical events in the System
log over 7 days, so after Refresh one from two days ago still read "Critical 0"; the problems line counts app
crashes and hangs, which Windows records as errors in the Application log, so they were not there at all. System
Logs now opens on the System log's critical events of the last 7 days from the alert, and on the Application log's
errors over the period chosen from Recent Changes, loaded, with the search box cleared. Its time ranges gain 90
days, Recent Changes' longest period. Since 1.105.0 for the alert and 1.125.0 for Recent Changes.
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