- Improved DCC game detection for The Division 2.
- Fixed the curve-point 127 verification error that could block profile changes.
- Added fan-curve hysteresis to reduce repeated speed changes around temperature thresholds.
- Reworked My profiles with saved and downloaded profiles, history and right-click actions. Reuse profiles in your existing slots and game assignments.
- Expert voltage settings are now saved with each profile. The curve editor remains usable while the Expert window is open. Previous global Expert values are kept and can be copied into a profile; they are no longer applied as a global fallback.
- Expert voltage readings can be selected in the overlay when the experimental feature is enabled.
- Added Enhanced Stabilizer under Experimental features: optional corrections to selected Expert settings, using your own per-profile steps and stop values. Experimental and not sufficiently validated: changes may improve or worsen stability; no recommended values are supplied.
- Play automatically checks and restores pending Expert recovery values at startup before activating profiles. If recovery fails, profiles remain paused and a retry is available in the main window.
- Made Experimental features and Enhanced Stabilizer windows more compact and added independent last-position recall.
- Play restarts after a repeatedly confirmed NVIDIA driver version change, waiting for open editors and running operations. Driver crashes, brief resets and same-version reinstalls do not trigger this restart.
- Expanded diagnostics for profiles, Expert settings, Enhanced Stabilizer, fan control and driver version changes.
- New installations use the NV-UV-Play-Kilby AppData folder. Existing installations keep their current data folder.
- Updated license and third-party notices, including the matching source archive for the bundled CPU sensor modules.
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