Last ned SysManager 1.130.40

[1.130.40] - 2026-10-21
Clicking a column of sizes, times, speeds, resolutions or dates sorts by the value, so 800 MB comes before 1.2 GB.
Fixed
- Columns that show a number as text sorted the text. Large Files put "1.2 GB" before "15.0 MB" and ordered its
dates by the day of the month, Browser Cleaner, File Shredder and Windows Update mixed their sizes the same way,
Boot Analyzer put "12.3 s" before "9.8 s", Display Profiles put "2560×1440" before "800×600" and "144 Hz" before
"60 Hz", and Bandwidth Monitor ordered its speeds and totals by their first digit. Each now sorts by the size, the
time, the resolution, the rate or the date itself. Since 0.5.0 on Large Files, 0.28.0 on Windows Update, 1.4.0 on
File Shredder, 1.31.0 on Browser Cleaner, 1.33.0 on Boot Analyzer, 1.37.0 on Display Profiles and 1.54.0 on
Bandwidth Monitor.
- The dates on File Lock Detector, Camera/Mic/Location, Restore Points and Task Scheduler already read in an order
that sorts, and now sort on the date itself as well, so a row with no date comes first rather than last.
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