Lataa SysManager 1.63.0

[1.63.0] - 2026-08-12
The Startup Manager now tells you what each program is and whether it is safe to turn off, instead of
showing a raw file path you would have to decode.
Added
- Plain-language descriptions and a safety label in the Startup Manager. The tab listed each startup program by name and its raw command line — a full file path with switches, like "C:\Program Files\NVIDIA Corporation\NvContainer\nvcontainer.exe" — and left you to work out whether turning it off was safe. It now shows a short description of what the program actually is (drawn from the same built-in database the Process Manager already uses) and a Safety chip: Windows for parts of the operating system, Known app for recognised software, or Not recognised for everything else. So you can tell "nvcontainer" (part of your graphics driver, leave it) from "Spotify" (safe to turn off) at a glance. Programs the database does not recognise keep showing their file path and get no safety label — the app never guesses that something is safe to disable. The full path is always available on hover.
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