Shkarko SysManager 1.114.27

[1.114.27] - 2026-09-29
Windows Update no longer says "Default" when it could not read your update settings. A PC whose deferral or pause
could not be read was told Windows manages update timing, and Restore default quoted that as what it would clear.
Fixed
- Windows Update: a deferral or pause that could not be read is not shown as "Default". When Windows refused to
let SysManager read the update policy, the tab said "Default — Windows manages update timing." whatever was set.
- It now says the update policy could not be read, so any deferral or pause is not known.
- Restore default quotes that in its confirmation, instead of implying there is nothing to clear.
- A PC with no update policy at all still reads as the default.
Present since the timing controls were added in v1.30.0. The confirmation has quoted the policy since v1.61.8.
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