SysManager 1.75.10

[1.75.10] - 2026-08-28

If you turn notifications off yourself while a Gaming Profile is running, ending the profile no longer
turns them back on. Before, it quietly undid your change, so the switch looked like it did not stick.

Fixed

• Muting notifications during a game now sticks after the profile ends. A Gaming Profile with "Silence
  notifications" turns them off while you play and turns them back on afterwards. If you got interrupted
  mid-game, went to Privacy & Security and turned notifications off yourself, ending the profile put them
  back on — because Windows records both changes identically, so SysManager could not tell your change
  from its own and assumed the switch was still its to undo. It now keeps a note of when the
  Notifications page writes that setting, so it can recognise your change and leave it alone. The note is
  saved to disk, so this still works if the app closes mid-game and cleans up on the next launch. The
  ordinary case is unchanged: if you do not touch the switch, ending the profile restores notifications
  exactly as before.

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