SysManager 1.136.106下載

[1.136.106] - 2026-11-05
Importing a profile asks about the settings it will overwrite, by SysManager's own names for them, and says how many sections it will skip.
Fixed
- The import confirmation listed each section by the name written in the profile, but the import writes by the
section's key. A shared or hand-edited profile could show "Theme & appearance" for the section that lets the Bulk
Installer fetch app icons from the web, an empty line for a section with no name, and a section SysManager does not
know as if it would be imported, though the import skips it. Each section is listed by SysManager's own name for it
now, the ones the import skips are counted but not named, and the status afterwards counts only the sections the
confirmation listed. Since Profile Export / Import first shipped, in 1.28.0.
- The confirmation's "Exported … by SysManager v…" line showed the version as the file wrote it, so a profile could
put text of its own there. It shows only a version number read from the file now, and leaves out a date or version
the file does not carry instead of showing "0001-01-01" or a bare "v". Since 1.28.0.
- A profile with no section SysManager knows asked to be imported and then imported nothing. It says there is nothing
to import now, without asking.
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Get-FileHash .\SysManager-v1.136.106.exe -Algorithm SHA256
Expected SHA256: DEEED29F9FC24A1157224B7C4C0E5A8AA37B69F238D13A43744CC9ED347E88CE
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