Sækja SysManager 1.130.46

[1.130.46] - 2026-10-21
Text from Windows' own tools keeps its accented letters when the regional format and the Windows language differ,
or when Windows uses UTF-8 for programs that are not Unicode.
Fixed
- Output from Windows' console tools could lose its accented letters. The tools write in the code page Windows
uses for programs that are not Unicode, and SysManager read them in the one that comes with the regional format,
which is often another: an English Windows with Romanian formats writes 437, and it was read as 852. With "Beta: Use
Unicode UTF-8 for worldwide language support" on, the tools write UTF-8, so on German formats a power plan named
"Höchstleistung" showed as "H├Âchstleistung". That reached the power plan names on Performance Mode and Undo
Changes and the output on Network Repair, Services, Quick Cleanup, System Fixes, System Health and Battery Health.
They are read in Windows' own code page now. Since 0.13.14.
- An error from schtasks on Startup Manager lost its accented letters. Startup Manager read it in the ANSI code
page while schtasks writes the OEM one. Since 0.13.8.
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