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Version 26.10 · Oct 12, 2026 · Release notes

15.3 MB Windows 64-bit
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  • Clean installerNo adware or bundled software
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New in v26.10

What's new

Released Oct 12, 2026.

Full release notes
  • An inspector on the right describes the row you pick, or the whole list when nothing is picked: CPU and memory with their trend, the state, and every property.
  • An Active Directory tab in the inspector shows a user's job title, manager, groups, and password expiry, or a server's role, LAPS, and Kerberos settings.
  • Summary cards between each list and its charts show the current figure, its low, average, and high, and a sparkline.
  • Ctrl+Shift+P opens a command palette that finds any menu or Tools command as you type, in English or in your language.
  • A sidebar on the left leads to the four sections and shows how many servers, user sessions, and processes there are.
  • File > Report builds an HTML status report of the monitored servers.
  • The inspector marks a reading that passes its threshold with a triangle (warning) or a diamond (critical).
  • Preferences > Terminal Services > Summary cards sets each list's cards, their order and size, and the levels where they turn amber and red.
System requirements

What you need to run Terminal Services Manager

Operating system Windows 10, 2016, 2019, 2022, 11, 2025
Processor 1 GHz or faster
Memory 512 MB RAM
Disk space 50 MB free disk space
Access RDP / RPC to target servers
Privileges Administrator on remote hosts
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