Windows is available now as a signed one-click safety check. Run it before purchasing: the current release shows whether its Microsoft Defender real-time-protection repair is eligible and displays the exact change first. macOS stays locked until the native app passes Apple Developer ID signing, notarization, clean-machine testing, and rollback verification.
Available now
Windows
Verified
Version 0.3.0 for Windows 10 and later. Free read-only assessment first; an eligible repair still requires a server-validated license and explicit approval.
Planned for macOS 13 and later on arm64 and x86_64. The Mac option will use the same safety, consent, and support framework, with a native app and platform-specific checks.
Windows should show publisher Arthur Karnig. Stop if the publisher is missing or different. Advanced users can verify the SHA-256 with Get-FileHash.
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Open the downloaded app
Double-click AipcRescue-0.3.0.exe. No extraction, terminal, PowerShell command, or installation wizard is required for the safety check.
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Choose whether to use AI
Leave the AI box clear for local safety rules only, or check it to request a plain-language Evidence-Guided AI explanation. The raw report stays out of the AI model, and AI can never make a repair eligible.
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Click Run safety check
The local assessment is read-only and free. Managed, unsupported, high-risk, or urgent cases stop safely. AI PC Rescue never claims the computer is clean.
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Approve only an eligible repair
If the fixed repair engine finds Microsoft Defender real-time protection locally disabled and eligible to restore, the app enables its license field and shows that exact action. A server-validated license and a second confirmation are required. The prior setting is restored if verification fails or the repair is interrupted.