SysManager 1.52.87 ဒေါင်းလုဒ်

[1.52.87] - 2026-07-10
Fixed
- Removing preinstalled apps in the Debloater could abort the whole batch and pop a raw error dialog if one app's uninstall faulted at the PowerShell-runspace level. RemoveSelectedAsync awaited DebloaterService.RemoveAsync per app inside a loop guarded by a single catch (OperationCanceledException). RemoveAsync catches only System.Management.Automation.RuntimeException, so a runspace-level fault (a failed runspace open → PSInvalidOperationException, which derives from InvalidOperationException, or a Win32Exception launching the host) escaped the loop, hit the global dispatcher MessageBox with a technical message, and left the remaining rows frozen at "Removing…" (the grid never refreshed). Each app's removal is now wrapped in its own try/catch for InvalidOperationException/Win32Exception — that one row is marked "Failed" and the batch continues — mirroring the guard DefenderViewModel already uses.
- The Dark Mode scheduler could flip the real Windows system theme on startup against a saved "app-only" preference. LoadFromSchedule applies the saved settings through the [ObservableProperty] setters one at a time under the _suppressSave flag, but that flag only gated SaveSchedule — not EvaluateSchedule, which the ScheduleEnabled/DarkStart/LightStart change handlers also call. So during load the ScheduleEnabled setter ran EvaluateSchedule while DarkStart/LightStart/ApplyToSystem still held their defaults (19:00/07:00/ApplyToSystem = true), and SetTheme could write the wrong theme system-wide even for a user who chose app-only with a different schedule. EvaluateSchedule now returns early while _suppressSave is set; the constructor still runs one authoritative evaluation after load completes, so nothing is lost.
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Get-FileHash .\SysManager-v1.52.87.exe -Algorithm SHA256
Expected SHA256: 6D0839E76EB87572EAF580263560D8664DE746B9DFD2A856B412085A446872E8