SysManager 1.136.134

[1.136.134] - 2026-11-06

A screen reader and voice control now use the words each control shows, and four more buttons that cannot be undone say what they do before you press them.

Fixed

• 23 controls were announced with other words than the ones on screen, so saying what you could read to voice control
  pressed nothing, and Narrator read another label than the one shown. System Health's chkdsk row showed "Scan" and was
  announced "Run chkdsk on drive C:" (since 1.52.31), Duplicate Finder's "Keep this one" was "Keep photo.jpg instead"
  (since 1.60.0), and the Dashboard's "Run as admin for more sensors" was "Run as administrator for more temperature
  sensors" (since 1.130.82). The five switches on Performance Mode, the box after "Ping every" and 12 more boxes and
  pickers were named in other words than the text beside them, the oldest since 1.20.20. Each name now starts with the
  words shown and adds what it needs after them, such as "Scan drive C: with chkdsk" and "Ping every — seconds between
  pings". The check that holds this compared only a button's own text with a fixed name; it also reads names built
  around a value now, the text inside a control, and the text beside a switch or a box.
• End process on File Lock Detector, Clear History on New App Alerts, Remove selected on Preinstalled Apps and Restore
  selected on Restore Points wear the red of a button that cannot be undone, but said nothing about it to a screen
  reader, which heard the warning only in the confirmation after the press. Each now says what it does when you reach
  it, as Kill process and Shred All have since 1.77.0, where the list of those buttons left these four out.

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