SysManager 1.75.22

[1.75.22] - 2026-09-01

Pressing "Run as administrator" could ask you whether to keep SysManager running in the notification area, and
then not restart with administrator rights at all. The same thing could happen when quitting from the
notification-area icon.

Fixed

• "Run as administrator" now actually restarts SysManager with administrator rights. Every tab that needs
  administrator rights offers that button, and it works by starting a new copy of SysManager and closing the
  current one. Closing it went through the same path as pressing the X button — so if you had never told
  SysManager what X should do, it stopped to ask whether to keep running in the notification area. That
  question is the right one when you press X and completely wrong here, and while it sat on screen the new
  copy was waiting for the old one to finish letting go. It gave up after a few seconds. The result was a
  confusing question followed by nothing happening. The question is now only asked when you press X, which is
  the only time it makes sense.
• Quitting from the notification-area icon no longer asks whether to keep running in the notification area.
  The same cause, and the same nonsensical question — you had just told it to quit.

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