SysManager 1.114.44 다운로드

[1.114.44] - 2026-09-29
Preinstalled Apps no longer promises that every app can be reinstalled. Skype and Mail & Calendar,
which Microsoft has retired, cannot be, and the tab now says so before you remove them.
Fixed
- Preinstalled Apps: apps Microsoft has retired are no longer promised back from the Store. The
confirmation said "You can reinstall any of them later from the Microsoft Store", and so did the tab's
description, the Remove button's tooltip and the message after a removal. Skype was shut down in May 2025
and Mail & Calendar reached the end of support at the end of 2024, so neither can be reinstalled.
- When the selection includes one of them, the confirmation names it and says it cannot be reinstalled,
and promises the Store only for the others. The message after the removal does the same.
- Their descriptions in the list now say when Microsoft retired them.
Present since Preinstalled Apps was added in v1.24.0.
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Get-FileHash .\SysManager-v1.114.44.exe -Algorithm SHA256
Expected SHA256: 632E29D89951AE647D787242A873D2EB893266206EF8CB2AC53325BF04B2CA0D
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