SysManager 1.43.1 released #1120

2026-06-27T12:35:45Z

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Task Scheduler enable/disable now always acts on exactly the task you picked. Windows task names can contain characters like * ? [ ]; the enable/disable used these verbatim against a wildcard-matching command, so a task whose name contained them could have toggled more than one task (or silently none) while still reporting success. Names and paths are now matched literally, and the operation reports success only when exactly the selected task changed.
The Standby List Cleaner no longer freezes the window while purging. The memory purge ran on the UI thread; on a large cache that briefly locked up the app. It now runs in the background, both for the manual button and the automatic threshold purge (which also no longer stacks if a purge is still running).
Display Profiles tells you if it couldn't undo a change. If the 15-second auto-revert failed to restore your previous resolution/refresh rate (e.g. the driver rejected it), the app used to claim it had reverted. It now detects the failure and tells you how to recover via Windows display settings.
Defender Tweaks no longer reports a change that didn't happen. Turning a protection off or removing an exclusion could show "updated" even when the change silently failed (e.g. without administrator rights), because the verification matched the unavailable/empty fallback state. It now confirms Defender status was actually readable before reporting success.

Get-FileHash .\SysManager-v1.43.1.exe -Algorithm SHA256

Expected SHA256: 65E5A8AD8E5C207C25CC5F6D081E1C991AAF10AE52F25ECD40614640779C1C75