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What's new in every SimpleFixAI release, newest first. Open any release for the full detail.
Ask about your settings
Ask about a Windows setting and the app reads the real value on your PC and tells you plainly what it is set to. Answering is all it does; nothing changes without your yes.
Read the release notesClearer conversations
When a fix does not work the first time, the next step for your problem now stays separate from unrelated items the earlier scan found. Plus honest Windows Spotlight help and a smoother app.
The warning that stopped us
Our own release gate blocked this release until a safety warning was honest enough. The full network reset now warns before it changes anything, not after. Plus faster scans and a storage breakdown that works on huge folders.
Windows Spotlight, repaired
The release a support email built: a real support case drove a new one-click repair for Windows Spotlight lock screen images that get stuck for months.
The chat, redesigned
A cleaner conversation: a redesigned chat with a real diagnosis card, honest repair progress, and an uninstaller that respects your data.
See what your PC is doing
The new Insights tab: a read-only overview of your PC with honest numbers. Plus two visible fixes: services no longer show false alarms, and the device panel no longer renders empty on a healthy machine.
Your look, your choice
Dark mode arrives: Light, Dark, or Follow Windows, remembered across restarts. Plus an undo honesty fix: undo no longer reports failures it did not have.
Undo means undo
When several repairs run together, undo now covers every one of them, not just the first, and it can remove settings a repair added rather than only restoring what was already there.
Your PC, your choices
Turn off the AI features Windows keeps switching on, and choose who resolves your DNS, with honest limits stated up front and everything reversible from History.
Names what is in the way
The app can now tell you exactly which program is holding a file open instead of shrugging, and it understands hundreds more ways of describing a problem.
Honest words, working instruments
The app now says plainly when a repair was stopped by the Windows permission prompt, and the anonymous GPU statistic that was blank on nearly every PC now actually reports.
No guessing
Two changes, both about refusing to guess: undo will not run on a PC it cannot prove is the right one, and the AI is now physically unable to name a repair that does not exist.