SafeRollback reinstalls Windows 10/11 end-to-end from official Microsoft images — including the Windows 11 → Windows 10 downgrade Microsoft does not offer. On failure, the system returns to its pre-install state automatically.
Public pilot — verified install statistics are published as they accumulateThe whole reinstall runs unattended. Preparation, licensing, and follow-up can be handled by your AI agent; the reinstall itself is performed by the installed tool.
A read-only profile of the PC: Windows version, firmware (UEFI/BIOS), disk encryption status. Windows 11 machines are eligible for the downgrade path.
The plan includes a backup checklist before anything destructive happens. Rollback protects the system; a backup protects files chosen for deletion.
Official Microsoft images are checked against official hash records — and the tool refuses to proceed when no hash is on record. On failure it rolls the system back automatically.
If a reinstall fails mid-way on an unprepared machine, the machine may not boot. At that point no software — on the machine or remote — can recover it; recovery requires physical media and a second device. That is the failure mode SafeRollback is built around: verified official images, a rehearsed install recipe, and automatic rollback to the pre-install state when a run fails.
Microsoft's own tools move upgrades, not downgrades. The downgrade path is a first-class feature here.
A failed run returns the machine to its pre-install state instead of leaving a non-booting system behind.
Images come from Microsoft's official endpoints. No modified ISOs, no bundled software. Media verification stays fail-closed until official hashes are on record.
Pay for the outcome, not the attempt. Didn't work? Easy refund: if the reinstall didn't deliver — machine not booting or not online — one email titled “refund” gets the full amount back, no forms, no interrogation. The email is the process. (Automated flow goes live with checkout; during the pilot there is no paid checkout, so nothing to refund yet.)
Online checkout and automatic code delivery arrive at launch. During the pilot, free trial codes are issued through the tool/agent flow; a code binds to one machine's request code when first used.
The four jobs people actually need done — each with its own page.
Including after the 10-day Go-back limit. The downgrade Microsoft does not offer, run automatically with rollback.
No flash drive, no CD, no second PC. Official images from inside Windows, with a rollback safety net on failure.
When the built-in reset hangs at 100% or refuses to run: the clean alternative that does not lean on the sick system.
Official media only — where it comes from, why third-party mirrors are the trap, and what recovery drives can and cannot do.
The two ground rules come first.
One thing: after a run, the machine boots and reaches the internet — either the new system, or the previous system via automatic rollback. Anything outside that scope — old software problems, malware cleanup, data recovery of files deleted before a run — is out of scope. A tool that claims to fix everything fixes nothing reliably.
Condition: the reinstall didn't deliver the promised outcome — the machine doesn't boot or doesn't reach the internet after a run (including the rollback path). When that happens, one email titled “refund” returns the full amount — no forms, no interrogation, no proof beyond the order. It exists so that nobody pays for an outcome they did not get. The automated flow goes live with checkout; during the pilot there is no paid checkout at all.
The reinstall replaces the operating system partition. Files on that partition do not survive a reinstall by design — the plan includes a backup checklist, and the tool stops before anything destructive until the checklist is confirmed. Rollback protects the system, not files chosen for deletion.
From Microsoft's official download endpoints only. No modified ISOs, no bundled software. Media is verified against official hash records, and verification fails closed: when no official hash is on record, the tool refuses to proceed rather than guess.
Yes — that is a first-class way to use SafeRollback. The agent handles assessment, planning, licensing, and follow-up through an MCP server; the reinstall itself is performed by the installed tool. See the For Agents page for a one-paste setup.
Windows installer — download links go live at launch.