SysManager 1.131.2 downloaden

[1.131.2] - 2026-10-27
If something goes wrong while SysManager is opening, it now closes properly and starting it again works —
instead of leaving an invisible copy running that blocked every later attempt.
Fixed
- A fault while SysManager was opening left it running with no window and no way to reach it. The error
box said "SysManager is still running", which was true and useless: there was no window, and the tray icon
is only created once the window exists, so there was nothing to click and nothing to exit from. The
invisible process also kept the lock that stops two copies running, so every later attempt simply handed
over to it and closed — nothing appeared, no matter how many times you tried. The only ways out were Task
Manager or restarting Windows. Nothing was recorded either, so the next start could not even say what had
happened. Now a fault before the window has opened closes the process, says "SysManager could not start"
with where the details were saved, and records the fault so the next start can report it — and that next
start works normally. A fault after the window is open behaves as before: it tells you and keeps running,
because there is a window to go back to.
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Get-FileHash .\SysManager-v1.131.2.exe -Algorithm SHA256
Expected SHA256: F3C6441FA0581F527F8B581221B283FF644DD754A62288DD0F52023120276707
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click.
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every dependency resolved for this build.