Service Trigger Editor Version History |
Version 4
4.0.3.85 (June 1 2024) 
New features
Fixes & Improvements
- Add the "Startup Type" column to the list of services.
- Tweaked the code to improve efficiency when loading the list of services.
- Fixed a problem loading read-only Windows Services.
- Improved the handling of non-English text throughout the program.
- Fixed a performance issue when an event log contains millions of records.
- Improved efficiency when reading from the Windows event logs.
- Support for services that don't return a valid description (e.g. McpManagementService) on Windows 10 and Windows 11.
- Support for Windows Server 2025.
- Show disabled services in an italics font.
- Prevent the user from attempting to start a disabled service.
- Show unknown/unrecognized triggers with the question mark icon.
- Dropped the SHA-1 digital signature. Executables are digitally signed with SHA-256 alone.
Version 3
3.0.8.57 (September 23 2019)
New features
- Added support for custom system state change triggers.
- Level (byte), Keyword-Any (64-bit unsigned integer) and Keyword-All (64-bit unsigned integer) data types are now fully handled.
Fixes & Improvements
- Small technical enhancements for Windows Server 2019.
- Full support for Windows 10 and Windows Server 2016.
- Boosted performance when reading from the Windows Event log.
- Executable components are now signed with a SHA-256 certificate.
Version 2
2.0.1.68 (April 26 2014)
New features
- Handle "Network packet arrival" events, which are only available on Windows 8 and Windows Server 2012 and above.
- Fully support Windows 8 and Windows Server 2012.
Fixes & Improvements
- Sometimes the wrong service was cited when removing a trigger.
Version 1
1.5.0.22 (December 1 2010)
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