SysManager 1.76.10 download

[1.76.10] - 2026-09-04
The "can be freed" and "in Recycle Bin" figures on the Cleanup tab could stop counting partway through a
folder, and could count files that live outside the folder they claim to describe. Both are now measured the
same way the cleanup itself works, so the number matches what pressing the button would actually free.
Fixed
- The Cleanup tab's size estimates stop under-reporting. Both figures walked their folders with a method
that gives up entirely the moment it meets one folder Windows will not let it open — so on most machines the
total stopped early and reported less than was really there, with nothing on screen to say so. They now use
the same walker the cleanup uses, which skips what it cannot read and keeps going.
- The Recycle Bin figure no longer counts files that are not in the bin. The old walk followed folder
shortcuts, and deleting a folder shortcut puts one in the Recycle Bin — so a single deleted shortcut could
add every file it pointed at, live data included, to the "in Recycle Bin" total. The new walker never follows
them.
- "Can be freed" no longer promises space Clean TEMP will leave alone. Since 1.76.8 the temp cleanup skips
the folder running programs unpack themselves into. The estimate did not, so it counted bytes the cleanup
would correctly refuse to delete. It now applies the same two exclusions.
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