SysManager 1.136.82

[1.136.82] - 2026-11-02

Bandwidth Monitor finds app icons without holding up the window, and two tabs set their rows on the window's own thread.

Fixed

• Bandwidth Monitor looked up each new app's icon on the thread that draws the window, and a name that resolves to no
  program, such as System, a Store app or a browser helper, repeated the whole search, every PATH folder and every
  folder under Program Files, at each new process ID, on the poll whose sampling had been moved off that thread to
  stop a stutter. The icon is found in the background now, with the generic one shown until it arrives, and a name
  that was not found is not searched for again for five minutes. This was there since the tab was added in 1.54.0.
• Process Manager's Signature column and Right-click Menu's presets set the rows on screen from a background thread,
  against what their own comments said; both now do the slow part in the background and set the rows on the window's
  thread, as the comments describe. Nothing changes on screen. This was there since 1.88.4 and 1.16.0. Windows
  Update's log event is now documented as arriving on a worker thread, which is where it always arrived.

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