Nouveautés & Corrections
- This is the final release of System Restore Point Creator. This last version is a build combining most of the changes that occurred in the Public Beta Test Branch before I pulled support for this program back in March of 2018. This release does not change the fact that this program is no longer supported.
- Removed the system restore auto-fix code from the system restore creation code on the main window, it was causing far more issues than it was helping to solve. Users are instead told to go to the System Restore Point Utilities menu and to click on Manually Fix System Restore.
- This is an out-of-band emergency update. I have backported a fix from the dev branch to fix a critical bug.
- Fixed the getSafeModeBootStatus() function because Microsoft changed some stuff. This prevented the program from detecting if Safe Mode Boot was enabled which could result in people being stuck in Safe Mode Boot.
- Added exception handling to the setMultiRunForTask() function.
- Added additional paths to remove to the removeSourceCodePathInfo() function.
- Added the ability to enable Multi-Select Mode to the right-click context menu on the Application Event Log window.
- Fixed a bug in which right-clicking on the Event Log list would not make the delete option visible.
- Fixed an obscure bug on the Update Message window in which a label was incorrectly placed on the UI when UI scaling was enabled.
- Fixed a bug in which the program.
- This is an out of band emergency update. Backported a fix from the dev branch to fix an issue with exporting log files that resulted in corrupt log files. This was caused by a regression in version 6.9 Build 1.
- Fixed a bug in which if the log file doesn't exist the program fails to create a new one. Somehow this bug escaped the month of testing in the public beta branch. Thanks goes out to Charles Ray for reporting this issue to me.
- Added the ability to show System Restore Space for all system drives to the Disk Space Usage tool.
- Fixed a possible crash while updating that makes the program appear hung during the update. Now instead of just sitting there the program will give you an error message.
- Removed several legacy functions that were cluttering up the code.
- Fixed a bug with the jumplist tasks in which the Please Wait window disappeared before it should have.
- Fixed a possible NullReferenceException in the convertLineFeeds() function that's used on the Event Log window.
- Completely rewrote the log file access functions to use lock files to indicate that the program has a lock on the log file. As long as the lock file exists the program will wait in a spin lock.
- Fixed an issue in which if a corrupted log file was detected the program didn't immediately write a new log file to disk.
- Added checks to see if the application log file is empty.
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