SysManager 1.52.81

What's new for you

The Event Logs tab's Info filter now shows all informational events. Windows has a special "LogAlways" level (Level 0) used by some built-in system components — those events were classified as Info when displayed, but the filter query silently excluded them. If you filtered by Info, you saw fewer entries than Windows actually recorded. Now the filter and the display agree, so nothing is hidden.

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[1.52.81] - 2026-07-10

Fixed

• Event Logs tab's "Info" severity filter missed Level 0 (LogAlways) events. Windows Event Log providers can emit events at Level 0 ("LogAlways" — informational events from legacy/classic providers). MapLevel correctly classifies Level 0 as EventSeverity.Info when reading records, but the XPath filter in BuildXPath used SeverityToLevel(Info) which returned only Level=4. This asymmetry meant the OS-side query for "Info" events excluded all Level-0 records from the result set — the user saw fewer informational entries than the system actually logged (commonly from providers like Microsoft-Windows-Kernel-General, Service Control Manager, and other classic providers in the System log). Added SeverityToLevels — the exact inverse of MapLevel — which maps Info to {0, 4}, and switched BuildXPath from Select(SeverityToLevel) to SelectMany(SeverityToLevels) so the generated XPath clause reads (Level=0 or Level=4) when the user selects Info.

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Verify the download

Get-FileHash .\SysManager-v1.52.81.exe -Algorithm SHA256

Expected SHA256: 145D37421F27933580BE02040A25F9704CD76379267EF5B1AB3728A008184757