SysManager 1.90.0 ډاونلوډ

[1.90.0] - 2026-09-11
Three more tabs can now save what they found to a file. Camera/Mic/Location, Settings Watchdog and
Disk Analyzer each produce a list that could only be read on screen, so the realistic move — sending it
to whoever helps you with the PC — meant photographing the monitor. Each now has an Export CSV
button that writes the list wherever you point it. On Settings Watchdog it deliberately sits to the left
of Restore, because Restore overwrites the "now" column and the file is the only record of what Windows
changed.
Added
- Export CSV on Camera/Mic/Location — the camera, microphone and location access history, with both
the readable time and a raw timestamp a spreadsheet can sort.
- Export CSV on Settings Watchdog — what changed, in the same plain language the tab uses, plus
whether each change can be restored.
- Export CSV on Disk Analyzer — the folder breakdown with both the readable size and the raw byte
count, since "9.8 GB" sorts below "10 MB" as text.
- Folder names and app names containing a comma now survive as a single column. The first CSV export
wrote its fields raw, which was fine for numbers; these three carry names Windows or you chose, and
C:\Users\me\Music\Grieg, Peer Gynt is an ordinary folder name.
Every export goes only where you point the file dialog — nothing is written to a default location and
nothing leaves your machine.
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