Ladda ner SysManager 1.114.10

[1.114.10] - 2026-09-28
The Dashboard's System Alerts are checked again when you press Scan system, and a check that could not run
now says so. They used to show what was true when SysManager started, and a failed check could read as good
news.
Fixed
- Dashboard: Scan system checks the System Alerts again. It reloaded everything else and said "All systems
scanned", while the alerts kept whatever they found when SysManager started, so "3 app updates available"
stayed on the card after the updates were installed. Scan system now checks every alert again, and says the
scan is done only once they are back. Update All Apps checks them again too, so its "All apps updated" no
longer sits above an alert that says otherwise. Present since the alerts were added in v1.17.0.
- Dashboard: an alert that could not be checked is amber, never green. When the app update, Event Log or
pending-reboot check failed, the alert read "… check unavailable" in green, the colour of "all good". It now
says the check could not be done, in the same amber as the disk and memory checks that could not run, with a
Fix this link to the tab where it can be checked again. Present since v1.17.0.
- Memory errors: a log that could not be read is no longer reported as no errors. The scan behind the
Dashboard's memory alert and System Health's Check memory errors returned zero errors when the System event
log could not be read, so both said "No memory errors" in green without having looked. Both now say the
memory errors could not be checked. Present since v0.3.0 on System Health, and on the Dashboard since
v1.75.20.
- Dashboard: the memory alert links to System Health. v1.105.0 gave every alert a Fix this link to the tab
that can act on it, and the memory alert never got its link, so "test your RAM" offered no way to get there.
Changed
- The pending-reboot alert says what it checks. While it checks, it reads "Checking for a pending
reboot..." instead of "Checking Windows features...", which it never checked.
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