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Release Notes: Windows Optimizer 1.1.0 AlphaTest

Release Date: 30.8.2024

Overview:

This AlphaTest release of Windows Optimizer introduces several new features and improvements, including the ability to load and execute custom scripts. This version is intended for testing purposes and may contain bugs or incomplete features. Your feedback is valuable and will help us refine the final release.

New Features:

  1. Script Loader Integration:

    • Script Execution: Added support for loading and executing custom scripts stored in the scripts directory.
    • Script Format: Scripts are defined in the .wos format, allowing for the execution of both CMD and PowerShell commands.
    • Script Management: Users can view available scripts and execute them using the start -s scriptName command.

  2. Enhanced Command Execution:

    • PowerShell Commands: Ability to execute PowerShell commands directly from scripts.
    • CMD Commands: CMD commands can now be executed through the script loader.

Improvements:

  1. User Interface:

    • Updated prompts and instructions for a more intuitive user experience.
    • Improved error messages for better clarity on command execution issues.

  2. Optimization Process:

    • Refined the steps for stopping services, cleaning temporary files, and running disk cleanup.

Bug Fixes:

  1. Fixed Command Execution Issues:

    • Resolved issues with command execution output not displaying correctly.

  2. Script Parsing:

    • Fixed bugs related to script file parsing and execution.

Known Issues:

  1. Script Error Handling:

    • Error handling for scripts may be incomplete; some errors may not be reported accurately.

  2. Script Path Issues:

    • Ensure scripts are placed in the scripts directory. The application may not correctly handle scripts placed in other locations.

Getting Started:

  1. Run the Optimizer:

    • Launch the application and choose start to initiate the optimization process.

  2. Load and Execute Scripts:

    • Use the script command to list available scripts in the scripts directory.
    • Execute a script using the start -s scriptName command.

Disclaimer:

This AlphaTest release is intended for testing purposes only. It may contain bugs and is not recommended for use in production environments. Use at your own risk.

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