SysManager 1.114.13

[1.114.13] - 2026-09-28

Three tabs no longer report "none" when Windows did not answer. Preinstalled Apps, Task Scheduler and
Scheduled Maintenance now say the read failed, and a refresh that fails keeps what was already on screen.

Fixed

• Preinstalled Apps: a scan that fails says so. A failed read came back as an empty list, so the tab said "No
  Store apps found." about a PC whose apps it had not read. It now says the installed apps could not be read, and a
  refresh that fails keeps the list from the last scan. One app Windows cannot read no longer counts as a failure:
  the others are still listed. Present since the tab was added in v1.24.0.
• Task Scheduler: a read that fails says so. It said "No scheduled tasks found." for a read that had failed. It
  now says the tasks could not be read, and a refresh that fails keeps the list. Present since the tab was added in
  v1.40.0.
• Scheduled Maintenance: "not scheduled" now means Windows said so. Any failed read of the task counted as no
  task, so the page said "No maintenance is scheduled yet." and Save asked to create a schedule it might be about
  to replace. Only Windows' own "the task does not exist" now counts. For any other failure the page says the
  schedule could not be read, and Save warns that it replaces any schedule SysManager has already set. Removing a
  schedule is reported as done only when Windows then confirms the task is gone. Present since the tab was added in
  v1.50.0.

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