Lataa SysManager 1.92.0

[1.92.0] - 2026-09-11
Deep Cleanup now tells you when administrator rights are the thing standing in the way. Five of its
categories live in the Windows folder — the Windows Update download cache, Delivery Optimization, the
Installer patch cache, Windows\Temp and Prefetch — and without administrator they were counted, listed,
and then quietly reported as "skipped" with no reason given. Those are among the largest items on the
list, so the tab could look like it had done its job while leaving the biggest wins untouched. It now
says so at the top of the page, in the same place every other tab does, with a button to restart elevated.
Added
- Elevation notice on Deep Cleanup, naming the five categories that need administrator and what
becomes deletable once you restart elevated.
Fixed
- Items skipped for lack of permission no longer look like items that were simply not there.
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