v2.4.28
PATCHLATESTJuly 8, 2026
The "Free Up C: Drive Space" repair now reclaims dramatically more space - safely. It was fixed to actually show its results in Run All (it had been reclaiming space but printing nothing), and its safe cleanup was expanded to the same disposable caches Windows Storage Sense clears - browser caches, GPU/shader caches, the Delivery Optimization peer cache, stale Windows Update downloads, and more - typically lifting a cleanup from a few hundred MB to several GB. Personal files are never touched: only cache folders are ever cleared, and your documents, photos, downloads, cookies, passwords and browsing history are structurally off-limits.
- •Much larger safe cleanup for "Free Up C: Drive Space": in addition to temp and error-report files, Run All now clears disposable caches that safely regenerate - web browser caches (Chrome, Edge, Brave, Vivaldi, Firefox), DirectX/OpenGL GPU shader caches (including large NVIDIA/AMD caches), the Windows internet (WinINet) cache, application crash dumps, the Delivery Optimization peer-update cache, stale Windows Update downloads (older than 5 days), and archived servicing logs. On a full drive this commonly frees several GB instead of a few hundred MB.
- •The expanded cleanup keeps the same strict safety model: nothing is deleted unless it resolves inside an approved cache folder. Browser cleanup targets only the Cache / Code Cache / GPUCache / Service Worker cache subfolders - never the browser profile itself - so cookies, saved passwords, history and bookmarks are untouched. Documents, Desktop, Downloads, Pictures, Videos, the user profile, Windows, System32, WinSxS and Program Files remain hard deny-roots, verified by a 29-case path-safety test.
- •"Free Up C: Drive Space" (fix_c_drive_full) appeared to do nothing in Run All. It was reclaiming space correctly, but every line of output was routed through an interactive-only status writer and suppressed in the non-interactive batch runner. Output now uses the same plain writer every other cleanup step uses, so Run All shows the audit findings and the amount reclaimed.
- •Enterprise triage collection (collect_enterprise_triage) no longer surfaces a raw "Invalid argument/option - /H" error on Windows builds whose gpresult tool has no HTML report option. It now detects HTML support first and falls back to capturing the text policy (RSoP) summary when HTML is unavailable.
- •Standard and Free ZIPs rebuilt and re-Authenticode-signed at v2.4.28 per SOP-01/SOP-32/SOP-72; pack manifest + RSA-SHA256 signature regenerated (SOP-54). Repair-engine module payloads are byte-unchanged from v2.4.24; only two repair scripts changed.