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Added a real Reset OMEN app and reapply taming flow.
The reset now behaves like a Windows app reset and then immediately reapplies the tool's restrictions, which is especially useful after OMEN updates or lockouts.
Improved activation stability with extra post-reset and post-activate cleanup passes.
Fixed
Fixed Dry Run so it now performs the full deep inspection path.
Fixed a false WARN case where the unlocker could detect its own process as an OMEN process.
Fixed rollback behavior. Disable now restores the previously captured state instead of forcing generic defaults.
Improved task handling for cases where OMEN recreates temporary scheduled tasks after reset.
Improved external command execution and timeout handling to avoid hangs.
Improved service start mode changes by validating the real operation result instead of assuming success.
Reliability Improvements
Added a safer backup/restore model for modified services, scheduled tasks, and Run entries.
Improved process termination and stabilization logic around reset and activation flows.
Improved status reporting so the console output better reflects the actual system state.
UI and Documentation
Added a new Help screen.
Simplified the help text so each menu action is easier to understand.
Moved Help/About content out of UI code into separate embedded documentation files for cleaner maintenance.
Code Quality
Performed a broad refactor and formatting pass focused on cleaner structure, clearer naming, and safer error handling.
Added a proper .gitignore to keep repository noise out of source control.
Expanded automated test coverage across core logic, dry run behavior, process handling, console rendering, state storage, and Windows integration checks.
Release Package
Published as a self-contained single-file Windows executable.
No external runtime is required.
Administrator rights are still required for system-level operations.