SysManager 1.66.1 download

[1.66.1] - 2026-08-24
Two tabs list the same scheduled tasks, and now each one says so. Startup Manager deliberately leaves out
Windows' own tasks to keep its list short and safe to touch, which is the right call — but it never told
you, so a task you could not find looked like a task that was not there.
Fixed
- Startup Manager and Task Scheduler now explain how they overlap. Startup Manager says that it lists
scheduled tasks belonging to programs you installed and that Windows' own are left out, and points at
Task Scheduler for the complete list. Task Scheduler says the reverse: a third-party task also appears
in Startup Manager, it is the same task in both places, and switching it in one tab shows up in the
other once that tab refreshes. Neither claims the two lists stay in step live, because they do not.
- Corrected a documented claim that was never true. The README said Startup Manager lists
"logon-triggered scheduled tasks". The scan only requires that a task have some trigger — it never reads
which kind — so a task that runs daily or when the machine goes idle was always listed too. The README
now describes what the scan really does, and a test pins the wording to the code so the claim cannot
drift back: it becomes allowed only if the scan is one day taught to read the trigger type.
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