Preuzmi SysManager 1.127.4 za Windows

[1.127.4] - 2026-10-09
Settings Watchdog's Restore changed now says which settings it cannot put back, and waits while Privacy & Telemetry
is changing the same settings (#2594, #2595).
Fixed
- Settings Watchdog: a setting that was not set when you saved the baseline is no longer reported as a failed
write. Putting "Not set" back would mean deleting the value, which Restore changed never does, so it never wrote
one. It was still counted in the confirmation, and the result said it "could not be written (try running as
administrator)", which running as administrator does not change. Now the confirmation and the result say it is
left as it is, the status line says how many of the changes Restore cannot put back, and Restore changed is off
when that is all of them. Running as administrator is suggested only when a write was refused in a session that is
not elevated already.
- Settings Watchdog: Restore changed waits for other changes to Windows settings. Several of the settings it
watches are ones Privacy & Telemetry writes, and Privacy & Telemetry's Apply first waits for a restore point. A
Restore changed in that wait was written over a moment later, so each tab could show a state that was no longer
true. Restore changed now takes the same lock as Apply: while another change is at work it says "Cannot start —
is already running" and writes nothing.
- Both had been so since Settings Watchdog arrived in 1.48.0.
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