Last ned SysManager 1.113.14

[1.113.14] - 2026-09-24
Startup Manager shows whether each scheduled task is actually enabled. Every scheduled task used to
be listed as enabled, so a disabled one looked enabled, and disabling one from the tab seemed not to stick.
Fixed
- Startup Manager: scheduled tasks show their real state. The tab listed every third-party scheduled
task as "Enabled (scheduled)" without reading the task's own setting. A task disabled in Task Scheduler,
or by another tool, looked enabled. Disabling one here did work, but the next refresh showed it enabled
again. The state now comes from the task's definition, so a disabled task reads "Disabled (scheduled)".
Present since scheduled tasks were added to the tab in v0.12.2.
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