SysManager 1.130.66

[1.130.66] - 2026-10-22

On Performance Mode, applying one setting no longer resets the switches you changed in the others, and a half-on
Xbox Game Bar now reads as partly on and can be turned fully off or on.

Fixed

• Applying one section reset the switches of the others. Every Apply ended by reading the settings again, which
  set every switch back to the PC's state. Someone who turned on "Disable Game Mode" and "Reduce visual effects" and
  pressed Apply Visual Effects found the Game Mode switch back where it was, and Apply Game Mode then said it was
  already in the selected state. A switch you changed now stays as you set it until its own Apply, and declining an
  Apply, or one refused because another change is running, puts back only its own switch. Since 0.12.0.
• The Xbox Game Bar read as off when only half of it was. Its overlay and per-game recording are two settings, and
  the tab called the Game Bar disabled when either was off, then stopped at "already in the selected state", so the
  one still on was never turned off. The tab now reads them as two, shows "PARTLY ON", and either Apply sets both.
  Since 0.12.0.

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