SysManager 1.76.1 download

[1.76.1] - 2026-09-03
The twelve groups down the left of the window now have icons. They were meant to all along: the space for
one was reserved next to every entry in that list, and it was empty, so the whole rail was a column of
text with a blank margin beside it.
Fixed
- The sidebar icons appear. Each entry in the navigation list had a slot for an icon and a property to
hold it, and nothing ever put a character in that property — so the slot rendered as whitespace on all
fifty-eight entries. Every one of the twelve groups now has its own symbol, all distinct: a house for
Dashboard, a hard drive for Storage, a trash can for Cleanup, a shield for Privacy & Security, and so
on. The individual pages inside a group are deliberately left without one. Fifty-eight icons in a rail
this narrow is noise, and the group heading is what you actually scan; the reclaimed space goes to the
page names, which now have room to be read in full.
Changed
- The "running as administrator" badge is a shield rather than a padlock. The padlock is what the
Privacy & Security group in the list directly above it now uses, and one symbol cannot mean both a
subject and "this window has administrator rights" a few centimetres apart. The badge, its position, and
its colour are otherwise unchanged.
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Get-FileHash .\SysManager-v1.76.1.exe -Algorithm SHA256
Expected SHA256: 16922A0379C70CA2F4E621AE73152A4FECFE966F1920CDB6B320412F3496A16C
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