SysManager 1.130.7

[1.130.7] - 2026-10-20

A Windows Update that fails now names the error Windows reported, and App Updates, Bandwidth Monitor and Gaming
Profile each stop counting or keeping something they should not.

Fixed

• A failed Windows Update showed "code 4" and left nothing in the log. The Windows Update tab read only Windows
  Update's overall result code, which is 4 for nearly every failed download or install, so the row read "Failed
  (install code 4)" and the error Windows reported, the code to search for (0x800F0922, 0x80073712 and so on), never
  appeared. The row names that error now, for example "Failed (install 0x800F0922)", and every failed download or
  install is written to the log with its result code and error, so a diagnostics bundle carries it. A result of
  "succeeded with errors" is decided by the update's own result instead of counting as a failure. Since 1.18.0.
• Apps whose installed version winget cannot read stayed on the update list for good. winget offers such an app on
  every scan, and reinstalling it does not tell winget the version, so App Updates listed it ticked every time, the
  Dashboard counted it, and Update All Apps reinstalled it on every press without the count going down. Those apps
  are listed unticked now, the status line says how many there are, and the Dashboard's count and Update All Apps
  leave them out, as winget's own upgrade --all does. Since 1.52.38.
• Bandwidth Monitor's first reading after you came back to it was an average of the whole time away. It takes no
  samples while the tab is hidden, so the first one after it was shown again covered everything sent and received
  since you left it, and it was shown as the current rate, plotted as "now", saved to the history and checked
  against the alert threshold. That sample only restarts the measurement now, and the next one, a second later, is
  shown. Since the tab was added (1.54.0).
• Game mode could leave Windows Search stopped. "Pause search indexing" waits up to 30 seconds for Windows Search
  to stop. When Windows took longer, the step counted as failed, so ending game mode did not start Windows Search
  again, though it finished stopping a moment later and stayed stopped until the next restart. A stop Windows
  accepted counts as done now, and ending game mode waits for Windows Search to finish stopping before starting it
  again. Since 1.52.38.

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Expected SHA256: 4878BD1FC006FA78591400E47382AA62DB5BBEFE4AB1DA37F8341FB37F7065B0

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