SysManager 1.76.11

[1.76.11] - 2026-09-04

If Windows cannot report your drive's health — common on desktop SATA and NVMe drives, and always the case in
a virtual machine — the Landing tab said "Disk health degrading" and showed a warning. Nothing was degrading.
It now says the health could not be read, which is what actually happened.

Fixed

• A drive whose health cannot be read is no longer reported as degrading. SysManager scores an unmeasured
  drive cautiously on purpose, so it can never be called healthy without evidence. But that cautious score was
  then read as a verdict, and the warning band starts just below it — so a machine that reported no drive
  health at all was told its disk was on the way out. The tab now distinguishes "could not read this" from "we
  read it and it looks worse than it should", and only the second one warns. A machine with one readable drive
  and one unreadable one still reports the readable drive's verdict, so a genuinely failing disk is never
  hidden behind a "could not read" message.

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