Pakua SysManager 1.130.22

[1.130.22] - 2026-10-20
Why is it slow? counts only what really starts with Windows, and Startup Manager says which scheduled tasks run at
start-up.
Fixed
- Why is it slow? counted scheduled updaters as programs that start with Windows. Run as administrator, Startup
Manager lists other programs' scheduled tasks whatever runs them, and the Dashboard check counted every enabled one,
hourly and daily updaters among them, and SysManager's own Scheduled Maintenance task once a schedule was saved. So
a PC with 7 start-up programs and 6 such tasks was told "13 programs start with Windows" and sent to turn off things
that do not slow its start. A scheduled task now counts only when it runs when you sign in or Windows starts, read
from the task itself, and Startup Manager shows which: "Enabled (at start-up)" or "Enabled (scheduled)". SysManager's
own task is no longer listed. Since Why is it slow? was added (1.127.0).
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Get-FileHash .\SysManager-v1.130.22.exe -Algorithm SHA256
Expected SHA256: C8EBE41FF54C499E961E2C7C4309A8B35BD8C505067D4570A677417172CE2EA5
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