Windows Repair Toolbox 3.0.4.5

Added:
- Hardware Section: Introduced "RAMinfo," a feature displaying detailed RAM specifications, such as memory type, capacity, speed, and available slots, helping users evaluate upgrade options.
- Useful Tools Section: Introduced "BitLocker OFF," a feature that disables BitLocker/Device Encryption on the system drive by running the manage-bde -off command.
- Notes Tab: Added an "X" button to delete downloaded Nirsoft Tools from this tab.
- Bottom Panel: Added a clickable "+info" label that opens a window displaying useful system and network details, which can be copied to the clipboard.

Changed:
- Hardware Section: Replaced Crucial System Scanner (due to reliability issues) with the web-based Crucial Upgrade Selector Tool. Added functionality to assist in selecting the computer manufacturer and model.
- Backup & Recovery Section: Replaced Recuva with its portable version from PortableApps.com (rcvPortable).
- Update Section: Replaced PatchMyPC with RuckZuck, as the portable version of PatchMyPC has been discontinued.
- Final Tests Tab: Replaced the "Java" test with a "BitLocker" test, checking the status of BitLocker/Device Encryption on the system drive.
- Final Tests Tab: Updated the "Action Center" button to also open the Windows Security home panel.
- General: Updated 7-Zip components to version 24.09.
- Miscellaneous: Various internal updates, improvements, and code cleanup.

Removed:
- Hardware Section: Removed RamExpert (discontinued).
- Hardware Section & Final Tests Tab: Removed the 32-bit version of HeavyLoad (discontinued).
- Useful Tools Section: Removed the shortcut to the Ninite website, replaced by the "BitLocker OFF" functionality.

Fixed
- Repairs Section: Corrected the functionality of the Office Uninstaller button, as the tool now runs through the Windows Get Help app instead of being a standalone download.
- Notes Tab: Fixed an issue where inserting a timestamp using the clock icon caused previous text formatting to be lost.
- Final Tests Tab: Resolved a bug where using the right-click context menu option "Delete all tools in this section" on the "StressTest" button caused unexpected behavior.