SysManager 1.130.30

[1.130.30] - 2026-10-21

Deep Cleanup, CLI Interface, Startup Manager and Speed Test say at the top what each tab does.

Fixed

• Deep Cleanup said nothing is deleted until you tick it, and every category with something in it arrives
  ticked. Only the blue-screen memory dumps and Windows.old start unticked, so pressing Clean straight after a scan
  deleted the rest, the Recycle Bin on every drive included. The text now says which categories start ticked and to
  untick what you want to keep. Since 1.109.0.
• CLI Interface said it offers only read-only or non-destructive actions, and --cleanup deletes temporary files
  for good without asking. The README's Scheduled Maintenance section said nothing destructive is automated, and
  every scheduled run is --cleanup. Both now say what it deletes, its line in the command list says it deletes for
  good and without asking, and the confirmation a schedule is saved through says what each run deletes, since that
  is the only time you are asked. Since 1.49.0 for the tab and 1.50.0 for the README.
• Startup Manager told someone without administrator rights that changing startup entries needs them. Your own
  start-up programs switch without them; only the ones set to start for everyone on the PC need administrator
  rights, and the banner now says so. Since 1.43.0.
• Speed Test said it uses the Ookla test where it can and a plain download test otherwise. There are two tests,
  each with its own Run button, and both measure download, upload and ping. The text now says so. Since 1.99.0.

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Get-FileHash .\SysManager-v1.130.30.exe -Algorithm SHA256

Expected SHA256: 84728C297AAC6B21E9E315E6A3E8911CA8F48F50E5AA786266092ABD8FF9159A

This build is not code-signed, so Windows will warn on first launch. That is
expected for a small independent app: see what the warning says and what to
click.
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every dependency resolved for this build.