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<blockquote data-quote="AlexCa" data-source="post: 624437" data-attributes="member: 52267">Hi everyone, I&#039;ve just released version 1.9.0.0 . Here&#039;s what&#039;s changed:-&nbsp; In the “Final Tests” tab, the “Service Pack” button, that opens System Properties, has been replaced with the “Win. Version” button, that opens Microsoft’s Version Reporter Applet. This one shows more complete information: Windows version, edition and build.-&nbsp; Added an option to turn off the monitor that shows the amount of free space available in the system drive.-&nbsp; When the “Clear Downloads” button fails to remove some file, it will now identify it in the error message that is displayed.-&nbsp; While previously WRT would assume that C:\ is always the system partition, now it will detect and behave accordingly in those rare cases where the system is in a different partition.-&nbsp; Fixed: If you want to, you can now rename Windows_Repair_Toolbox.exe without Rkill killing the program during the Unattended Fix (this was already working for when you launched Rkill alone, but not when it was used within the unattended fix process).-&nbsp; Improvements to the Unattended Fix process.-&nbsp; Some other improvements and fixes.As usual, any questions, suggestions or bug reports, please let me know.Thank you!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="AlexCa, post: 624437, member: 52267"] Hi everyone, I've just released version [B]1.9.0.0[/B] . Here's what's changed: - In the “Final Tests” tab, the “Service Pack” button, that opens System Properties, has been replaced with the “Win. Version” button, that opens Microsoft’s Version Reporter Applet. This one shows more complete information: Windows version, edition and build. - Added an option to turn off the monitor that shows the amount of free space available in the system drive. - When the “Clear Downloads” button fails to remove some file, it will now identify it in the error message that is displayed. - While previously WRT would assume that C:\ is always the system partition, now it will detect and behave accordingly in those rare cases where the system is in a different partition. - Fixed: If you want to, you can now rename Windows_Repair_Toolbox.exe without Rkill killing the program during the Unattended Fix (this was already working for when you launched Rkill alone, but not when it was used within the unattended fix process). - Improvements to the Unattended Fix process. - Some other improvements and fixes. As usual, any questions, suggestions or bug reports, please let me know. Thank you! [/QUOTE]

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