SysManager 1.127.5

[1.127.5] - 2026-10-09

Undo Changes no longer says "Looking for the newest restore point…" for good when Windows does not answer (#2606).

Fixed

• Undo Changes: the restore point line gives up after a minute. As administrator, the "whole PC at once" card asks
  Windows for its newest restore point, and that question waits on System Restore and the shadow copy service. It had
  no limit of its own, so when they did not answer the line stayed on "Looking for the newest restore point…", and
  Refresh would not ask again while the first question was still out. After a minute the card now says "Windows did
  not answer about its restore points within a minute. Refresh asks again", and Refresh, or opening the tab again,
  does. The question had waited without a limit since Undo Changes arrived in 1.123.0.

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