Lataa SysManager 1.66.5

[1.66.5] - 2026-08-24
Performance Mode will no longer mistake a running game profile's settings for your own. Start a profile,
then change something in Performance Mode for the first time, and it used to write down the profile's
power plan as "how you had it" — so a later Restore All would put you back onto a gaming plan you had
never chosen.
Fixed
- Performance Mode asks you to stop a game profile before it records your original settings. While a
profile is running, the power plan and visual effects on the machine are the profile's, not yours. The
tab now says so and refuses to save them as your baseline, instead of silently keeping borrowed values
it would restore you to later. Nothing is changed when it refuses.
- A baseline saved before a profile started is still loaded and used normally, so the protection does
not stop the tab working during a game — it only declines to invent a new baseline out of the profile's
own settings.
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