SysManager 1.130.69下載

[1.130.69] - 2026-10-22
A cancelled restore point no longer leaves the rest of the session without one, and a System Restore that stops
answering can no longer hold up every other change.
Fixed
- Cancelling the restore point step left every later change without a restore point. Windows Features and
Preinstalled Apps can be cancelled while they make the session's restore point, and a cancel there still used up
its one attempt: every later change, on any tab, ran with no restore point, and the confirmations stopped
mentioning one. A cancelled attempt is now tried again at the next change. Since 1.68.0.
- A System Restore that stopped answering could block every system change until SysManager was restarted. Undo
Changes stopped waiting for its restore point question after a minute but left the question running, and the next
change that makes a restore point waited behind it while holding the lock every other system change needs. The
question is now called off when the minute ends, and making a restore point gives up after ten minutes wherever it
is made. Since 1.123.0.
- Restore Points could say "Cancelled." about a point Windows had made. A Cancel while the list was read after a
new point turned "Restore point created." into "Cancelled.", and a Cancel during Create said "Cancelled." without
looking, although Windows finishes a point it has begun. After a Cancel the tab now reads the list and says
whether the point was made. Since 1.23.0.
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