Wyped is a Windows app that checks your PC, shows what can be improved and fixes it all at once. Nothing is permanent: everything can be undone.
01 Power
High performance, with a guaranteed way back
Windows saves power by default. Wyped turns on the high performance power plan so your processor doesn't hold the game back — and keeps your old plan so you can switch back whenever you want.
02 Games
Less competing with your game
Turns off Game Bar's automatic recording, turns on Game Mode, cuts down Windows animations and reins in apps running in the background. Each item shows how much your PC's score goes up.
03 Startup
You choose what opens with Windows
Discord, Steam, Spotify and friends usually open on their own every time your PC starts. Wyped shows you the list and turns off what you don't need, without uninstalling anything. The essentials stay.
04 Cleanup
Only what's no longer needed
Temporary files pile up over time. Wyped deletes the ones older than a day and leaves alone anything still in use.
05 Drivers
Straight from Windows Update
Wyped lets you know when there's an update for your graphics card and other components, and installs them one at a time, after you confirm.
No catch. It leaves the same way it came in.
Open Wyped, go to Restore and click Restore all.
Wyped leaves nothing running once it's closed.
That's it. No installer, no service, nothing opening with Windows.
Even powerful PCs come with Windows saving power and lots of programs opening on their own. The scan doesn't change anything: run it and see what shows up.
Wyped doesn't get inside the game: it doesn't change the game's program, doesn't read its memory and doesn't draw anything inside it. In the games it optimizes, it only changes the graphics options you'd change in the menu, with the game closed.
Before changing anything, Wyped saves how it was. On the Restore screen you can undo one tweak or everything at once. Only deleted temporary files can't come back.
No. It doesn't open with Windows. If you turn on real-time Game Mode, it sits quietly by the clock, just waiting for your game to open.
Only if you ask, on the Overclock screen: NVIDIA cards, at two conservative levels. If the card goes over 85 °C, Wyped undoes it on its own, and when you restart your PC the card goes back to default.
Undo everything in one click on the Restore screen. Your Windows settings go back to how they were.
Windows 10 and 11. You review everything before it changes and undo whatever you want. Wyped doesn't collect usage data.