Ladda ner SysManager 1.130.37

[1.130.37] - 2026-10-21
Progress bars move while Windows Features, System Report and Windows Update work, and New App Alerts no longer
shows one for as long as it monitors.
Fixed
- Turning a Windows feature on or off showed an empty bar that never moved. The bar at the foot of a tab shows
while the tab works and moves only when the tab says it cannot tell how far the work has got, and this change, a
run of Windows' own servicing tool that can take minutes, said the first and not the second. System Report's export
and Windows Update's check for its history module did the same, and on Windows Update the bar showed whatever the
last download had left. Each now moves while it runs. Since 0.3.0 on Windows Update, 0.46.0 on Windows Features and
1.21.0 on System Report.
- New App Alerts showed an empty, still bar for as long as monitoring was on. Monitoring is a state, not work, so
it no longer marks the tab as working: the bar, and the mark under the tab's name in the sidebar, show while it
notes what is already installed at the start, and the status line says it is monitoring. Since 1.44.1.
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Get-FileHash .\SysManager-v1.130.37.exe -Algorithm SHA256
Expected SHA256: 8638ADB2C211D20972ECE8AF4E59EB9D7B1D827A9464B94090143AB756260D06
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