KC Softwares has released version 5.17.9 of SUMo. SUMo, which stands for Software Update Monitor, is a program that scans the computer for available software and then checks whether newer versions are available. By installing a driver agent it can also check for new drivers. The free version only tells you which programs have a newer version available and provides a link to a general search page on KC Softwares’ website. The pro version often provides better download links that lead directly to the manufacturer’s download page, but updating remains a manual process, so you always have full control over your own system.
The pro version also has the option to update SUMo itself to a newer version and can also see whether computers connected to the local network have the latest updates via a clear web page. In addition to the standard installer, there is also one portable version available, which can do its job without having to be installed first. The following changes and improvements have been made in this release:
Fixed:
0007348: MikTeX (64 bits) – Wrong version being reported
0007363: Incorrect management of some 32/64 applications from PortableApps.comRefactoring
0007370: Wrong version reported for AMD Software
0007338: Wrong version reported for “Thonny (64 bit) by Aivar Annamaa”
0007346: “tp-link” company name rationalization
0007364: “HitPaw” company name rationalization
0007369: “Disc Soft” company name rationalization
0007367: AOL_Edition_for_Firefox.exe to be filtered out
2023-08-06 16:45:14
#SUMo #5.17.9