SysManager 1.113.13 ڈاؤن لوڈ

[1.113.13] - 2026-09-24
Five more places now say what actually happened. Windows Features no longer reports "Found 0 features"
when Windows refused to list them. Settings Watchdog no longer says a baseline was saved when it was not.
Profile import says how many sections it could not apply. The hosts editor says a change waits for
Save, and Browser Cleaner no longer says it cleaned when nothing was removed.
Fixed
- Windows Features: Scan explains that listing needs administrator rights. Windows shows the list of
optional features only to an administrator. From a normal launch the query failed silently, and the tab
reported "Found 0 features (0 enabled)" under a "scan complete" toast. A refused scan now says Windows
shows the list only to an administrator and points to Run as administrator. An elevated scan that fails
is reported as a failure. The banner now says listing needs administrator rights too. Present since the
tab was added in v0.46.0.
- Settings Watchdog: "Baseline saved" only when it was. A baseline that could not be written — a full
disk, a folder that cannot be written — was caught and dropped, and the tab still said it was saved and
recorded the save in Recent Activity. The tab now says the baseline could not be saved, and why. Present
since the tab was added in v1.48.0.
- Profile Export / Import: an import says what it could not apply. Sections the import skips — one
from a newer SysManager, one that fails the import check, one that cannot be written — were only logged,
and the tab reported the applied count under a "Profile imported" toast even when nothing was applied.
It now says "Imported 2 of 3 sections — 1 could not be applied", and reports an import that applied
nothing as nothing imported, without the toast. Present since the tab was added in v1.28.0.
- DNS & Hosts: add and remove say the change waits for Save. "Added …" and "Removed …" read as done,
but only Save writes the hosts file. Leaving the tab after removing a blocking entry kept the entry in the
file. Both messages now say to press Save. Present since the hosts editor was added in v1.6.0.
- Browser Cleaner: no "Browser data cleaned" when nothing was removed. An open browser can hold every
file, and the toast — often the only result left once the rescan replaces the status — still said the
data was cleaned. It now says nothing was removed and suggests closing the browser and cleaning again.
Present since the tab was added in v1.31.0.
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