Sækja SysManager 1.65.22

[1.65.22] - 2026-08-24
Progress bars now say what they are reporting. On four pages several appeared at once and all of them
were announced as just "Progress", and two were not progress at all — a screen reader read out
"Progress 78" for a battery that was 78% charged.
Fixed
- Ten progress bars were announced identically, or described the wrong thing. Deep Cleanup shows
separate bars for the scan, the cleanup and the large-file search, and all three announced
"Progress", so there was no way to hear which one was moving. Disk Analyzer's drive-usage bar and
Battery Health's charge bar are not progress at all but gauges, and announcing them as progress said
something untrue — they now read "Drive space used" and "Battery charge level". Disk Analyzer's
per-folder bar names its folder, and Speed Test's two bars name their engine, matching the Cancel
buttons beside them. A test now fails the build if two bars on one page are announced the same way.
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Get-FileHash .\SysManager-v1.65.22.exe -Algorithm SHA256
Expected SHA256: C829636073DE7C55708F6F0CF66A8CC1DF87F32489F80A48CC5DC5463DB71839
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click.
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