New Windows PCs come packed with pop-ups, ads, an AI assistant, weather panels and apps nobody asked for. SimplifyPC clears it all away in a few clicks, so Mom, Dad or Grandma just see the internet, their photos and their email.
Coming soon for Windows 11. A free version will be included.
Nobody is at fault. New computers are set up to show you ads and try new features, not to be calm. Here's the difference SimplifyPC makes.
Illustrations only. The real result depends on your version of Windows.
Removes the clutter that confuses people. See exactly what will change before anything happens.
The finishing touches that make a computer feel friendly.
Run SimplifyPC on the new computer. It shows a simple list of changes with check boxes.
Press Preview to see what would change. Nothing is touched yet.
Press Apply. A restore point is saved first. Changed your mind later? Press Undo.
We are putting the finishing touches on it. Want to know the moment it is ready, or have a question about setting up a parent's or grandparent's computer? Send us a note and a real person will write back.
Before it changes anything, SimplifyPC shows you the list and lets you preview it. It creates a Windows restore point and remembers every original setting, so one click on Undo puts things back. It never touches your photos, documents or email.
Yes. Settings changes are fully reversible. Removed apps aren't restored by Undo, but they can be reinstalled for free from the Microsoft Store.
No. Windows needs Edge, so it stays on the PC. SimplifyPC quiets it down and, with Pro, installs Chrome or Firefox and helps you make it the default. Windows requires you to click that final choice yourself.
New programs from small makers often trigger a "Windows protected your PC" notice until they are recognised or digitally signed.
Every change is listed in plain English in the app with a short description of what it does. Nothing is hidden.
SimplifyPC is built for Windows 11, which is what new PCs come with.
Occasionally a big Windows update brings a setting back. If so, open SimplifyPC and press Apply again. It shows what has reset.