SysManager 1.130.36 download

[1.130.36] - 2026-10-21
A list emptied by a search or a filter says so, and an empty list names the buttons and switches you can see.
Fixed
- A search that matched nothing told you to scan again, or showed nothing at all. On Uninstaller, Right-click
Menu and Task Scheduler, a list emptied by a search showed the message for a list with nothing in it yet, "Click
Scan" or "Run a scan", and scanning again keeps the search; on Task Scheduler the same went for "Hide system tasks"
hiding every task. Preinstalled Apps showed bare column headers. Each now says that nothing matches and how to bring
the rest back. Since 1.24.0 on Preinstalled Apps, 1.45.0 on Right-click Menu and Task Scheduler, and 1.52.38 on
Uninstaller.
- Some empty lists named controls by the wrong name or place. DNS & Hosts said to add a redirect above the list,
where its boxes are below it. Startup Manager named a "Hide Windows entries" switch that is labelled "Hide system",
and its toolbar said "Click Scan" until the first scan ended, beside a button labelled Refresh; the switch's label
and the advice now read one string. System Logs called its severity switches checkboxes. Right-click Menu and Task
Scheduler said to run a scan, and their button is Refresh. Since 0.28.24 on Startup Manager's toolbar, 1.20.20 on
System Logs, 1.42.3 on DNS & Hosts, 1.45.0 on Right-click Menu and Task Scheduler, and 1.76.25 on Startup Manager's
list.
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Get-FileHash .\SysManager-v1.130.36.exe -Algorithm SHA256
Expected SHA256: 7B1FD5B834238C55E660E98E2F022953550C6B81A1E6A5048B3706F8F3ED7FA5
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