SysManager 1.75.28

[1.75.28] - 2026-09-02

In Task Scheduler, clicking a task looks up when it last ran and when it runs next. Typing anything in the
search box threw that away: both columns went back to a dash and the task you had selected was deselected.

Fixed

• Task Scheduler keeps the run times after you search. Selecting a task takes a moment because the app
  asks Windows for its last and next run time separately, one task at a time. That answer was only ever
  written to the list on screen, not to the full list the search box filters — so the first character you
  typed rebuilt the grid from the copy that never got the answer, the two columns reverted to "—", and the
  selection went with them. Searching again did not help: the information had been discarded, not hidden.
  Unchecking "Hide system tasks" did the same thing. Enabling or disabling a task was never affected, and
  the difference is what pointed at the cause — that path already updated both lists.

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