SysManager 1.136.65 download

[1.136.65] - 2026-11-02
Traceroute stops at a router that says the destination cannot be reached and shows which one, and a finished trace keeps saying Done.
Fixed
- A router that answered that it could not reach the destination, or that it refused the trace, was listed as a
hop that did not answer, and the trace went on probing up to 30 hops. That answer is where the path ends, so it
is now the last hop, with the router's address, and the status line names the router and says what it answered.
- A one-off trace could say "Tracing … hop N" again a moment after it said "Done", because the update for the
last hop was still waiting behind the window's own work when the trace ended. Updates that arrive after the end
are now dropped.
- A trace was kept under whatever the host box said when it ended, so typing another host while it ran filed the
route under the new name, or a half-typed one, and a Ping target of that name showed the other route. The host
is read once, when the trace starts, and the box cannot be changed until the trace ends.
- The chart drew a hop that did not answer at 0 ms, as if it were the fastest, and the line dropped to the floor
between real hops. It is a gap now, as a lost ping is on the chart beside it.
All four were there since 0.3.0.
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Get-FileHash .\SysManager-v1.136.65.exe -Algorithm SHA256
Expected SHA256: 2DF5A131E7DA7F138B46532B8401CCE4163DC42BF382B33458A3EDABD2D12717
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