SysManager 1.75.30

[1.75.30] - 2026-09-02

In Task Scheduler, the "What it does" column was simply blank for most tasks, because Windows never
recorded a description for them — but a blank cell looks like something failed to load. It now says so.
Hovering a task's name shows the full text, which the column has to cut short.

Fixed

• "What it does" no longer looks broken on tasks Windows never described. A great many Windows
  scheduled tasks carry no description at all. The column showed those as an empty cell, which reads as
  missing data rather than as data that was never there; it now reads "No description provided by
  Windows." A blank value made of spaces is treated the same way, since it looks identical.
• The full description is now readable. The column is narrow and cuts long text off with an ellipsis,
  and hovering it showed the publisher instead. Hovering the task's own name now shows the whole
  description, so nothing is displayed with no way to read the rest of it.

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