Important
The Mid-October 2026 sensor release is related to the 11.9.2 Patch Release, which contains changes to all Experience Index sensors. For a comprehensive list of all the changes, go to Experience Index Sensor Changes in SysTrack 11.9.2.
Sensor Update
Late October 2026
Sensor Name | Category | Details of Update |
|---|---|---|
Applications | Fixed - The sensor now triggers when a listed application faults the number of times set in | |
Applications | Changed - The software name variables now match any software whose name contains the entered text, so you can enter part of a name, for example a name without its version number. | |
Applications | Changed - The sensor now triggers only when the iCloud daemon has been stopped for longer than the time set in Service_Check_Delay. The default is 1 minute. | |
Boot | Fixed - The sensor now compares the average boot time of the last 7 days with the average of older boots. | |
Output Control Channel Bandwidth | Citrix | Changed - Removed all references to alarms. The change is a part of the move from using alarms as sensors to using underlying data. |
ESG | Fixed - The sensor description in Resolve now shows the page threshold. | |
ESG | Changed - The sensor now uses the local time of each system, and only the current or most recent night counts. The night now ends when the hour set in | |
ESG | Changed - The sensor now uses the local time of each system, and only the current or most recent weekend counts. In time zones listed in the new | |
Kiosk | Changed - The sensor now applies only to Windows devices. | |
Management | Changed - The sensor details in Resolve now include the event message. | |
Management | Changed - Renamed the sensor from InTune Compliance Issue to InTune BitLocker Non-Compliance. The sensor description now states that the sensor reports non-compliance with BitLocker policies only. | |
Management | New sensor. | |
Network | Changed - The default of | |
Network | Changed - Removed all references to alarms. The change is a part of the move from using alarms as sensors to using underlying data. | |
Network | Fixed - The sensor now checks the Wi-Fi standard of the current connection, so it triggers when the device is connected over 802.11n (Wi-Fi 4). | |
Network | Fixed - The sensor now triggers only when a different access point in range uses the same channel and frequency as the connected access point. The sensor now applies only to Windows devices. | |
Policy | Changed - The sensor description now states that the sensor applies only to devices joined to an Active Directory domain, including hybrid-joined devices. | |
Security | Fixed - Resolve now shows the correct password expiration time. | |
Security | Changed - The sensor description now states that self-signed certificates are not covered, and the suggested solutions now point to the computer certificate store. | |
Security | Changed - The sensor descriptions now state that Windows logs the event only when Schannel warning logging is enabled. | |
Security | Changed - The sensor description now explains that the Untrusted Certificate sensor reports an expired certificate that is also untrusted. | |
Update Orchestrator Service for Windows Update Service Disabled | Security | Fixed - The sensor description now states that the service is disabled, which matches what the sensor checks. |
System | Changed - The sensor description now states that the sensor checks only the machine-wide camera access setting in Windows. | |
VMware | Changed - Removed all references to alarms. The change is a part of the move from using alarms as sensors to using underlying data. | |
VPN | Changed - Renamed the sensor from Failed VPN Connection to Failed Windows VPN Connection, because it detects failures of the built-in Windows VPN client only. | |
Web | Fixed - The sensor now triggers when a web browser crashes within 10 seconds of loading a webpage. It checks crashes from the past 60 minutes. | |
Web | Fixed - The sensor now triggers only on recent Microsoft Edge faults. |
Mid-October 2026
Sensor Name | Category | Details of Update |
|---|---|---|
Applications | Fixed - The nonWindow_App_Name variable now allows changes to the variable to save correctly in Sensor Configuration. | |
Citrix | Changed - Removed all references to alarms. The change is a part of the move from using alarms as sensors to using underlying data. | |
Disk | Changed - The sensor now checks the Trash folder on macOS, reducing missed detections caused by excessive trash size. | |
Disk | Changed - Removed all references to alarms. The change is a part of the move from using alarms as sensors to using underlying data. | |
Disk | New sensor. | |
Network | Changed - Updated the sensor descriptions. The sensor now includes configurable variables for the minimum available bandwidth threshold and the average bandwidth time window. | |
Security | Fixed - The sensor now evaluates CPU usage, memory usage, and IOPS against the correct thresholds. | |
Security | Fixed - The FileVault Off sensor now excludes disk images on macOS, preventing false positive detections for temporary drives that do not require FileVault. | |
Security | New sensor. | |
System | Changed - Removed all references to alarms. The change is a part of the move from using alarms as sensors to using underlying data. | |
System | Changed - The sensors now evaluate on Windows 11. | |
System | New sensor. | |
Web | Fixed - Units calculated by the sensor are now reported as proper percentages from 0 to 100. |