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Free NoPowerFix apps for your PC and phone. Our Windows apps come only from the Microsoft Store: Microsoft checks and signs them, and the Store keeps them up to date. No account, no ads.
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Checks the whole laptop and saves a PDF report: battery, SSD, temperatures, benchmarks, RAM, speakers, cameras, Wi-Fi and drivers. Free, no account, no ads.
Latest version 1.2 - in the Microsoft Store since 4 November 2026. What's new:
- Tabs across the top, like the NoPowerFix website
- Live views during the tests: every processor core, temperatures, disk speed, the memory test map and the graphics chip
- 3D sound test: a sound circles around you, then every speaker channel is played and named
- Speaker test music: our own track to find buzzing or rattling speakers at full volume, also circling around you in 3D
- "Our apps": our other free apps, each with a link to its Microsoft Store page
- Data recovery has moved into its own free app, NoPowerFix Data Recovery
- Fixes and polish
The Store updates the app by itself. Not updated yet? Open the Microsoft Store, then Library, then Get updates.
Gets deleted photos, videos and files back from USB sticks, SD cards and drives up to 1 TB. It makes a safe copy of a failing device first and checks every file it saves. Data recovery has moved here from the NoPowerFix laptop app. How it works. Free on the Microsoft Store.
Latest version 1.0 - in the Microsoft Store since 5 November 2026. What's new:
- First version: deleted files, lost folders and quick-formatted sticks and cards, on FAT32, exFAT and NTFS, up to 1 TB
- A safe copy (image) of a failing device first - the device is only ever read
- Every recovered file is checked; damaged photos and videos get a repaired copy
The Store updates the app by itself. Not updated yet? Open the Microsoft Store, then Library, then Get updates.
Boardview and schematic PDF side by side. Click a part on one and the other jumps to it. Rails by voltage and a power-on simulation learned from the board's own files. It only reads your files and works offline. How it works. Free on the Microsoft Store.
Latest version 0.3.1 - in the Microsoft Store since 4 November 2026. What's new:
- New app icon
- Opens maximized, filling the screen down to the taskbar, so the taskbar stays visible
- Tabs look like our website: the selected tab is orange
- New "Our apps" button: our other free tools, each with a link to its Microsoft Store page
- Boardviews whose part and net names start with a production-panel number (like "1%") now match the schematic
- More boards open cleanly: outlines that don't fit the board are left out, and zip files made on a Mac open
- Clearer messages for files the viewer can't open, including password-protected PDFs
- Fixed a crash in the power simulation with some resistor values
- Closing the app removes every file it unpacked from an archive, even during unpacking or when the files are read-only
- Safer archives: an archive that would unpack to gigabytes, or that needs a password, is not unpacked - you get a plain message instead
- A damaged, empty or half-copied file gets a plain message, and a boardview that is cut short says so
- Opening a second board while a schematic is still being read no longer stops the app
- Background helpers now close when the app is ended from Task Manager
- Panels work with the keyboard: Tab stays inside, Esc closes
Known issues - found by us, the fix is on its way:
- Closing the app in its first second can freeze the window for about 30 seconds before it closes. Fixed in the next update.
The Store updates the app by itself. Not updated yet? Open the Microsoft Store, then Library, then Get updates.
Before you flash a BIOS or blame it, check the read. It compares two reads and checks the layout, the BIOS code, the settings store, the ME and if the EC firmware is there. It also compares two reads of a separate EC chip. It only reads and it works offline. How it works. Free on the Microsoft Store.
Latest version 1.0.1 - in the Microsoft Store since 4 November 2026. What's new:
- Fixed: good chip reads from many 2011-2015 Intel laptops were wrongly called "wrong chip size"
- Fixed: on many Insyde BIOS boards the settings store (NVRAM) could show as almost full when it wasn't
- Older BIOS without UEFI (and coreboot) now gets its own verdict instead of "not a system BIOS"
- Boards with two BIOS chips are recognised
- Fewer false alarms on compressed parts, older firmware volumes and maker data areas
- New look, matching nopowerfix.com, and an "Our apps" page with our other free tools
- Tested on 789 real chip reads from our repair bench
The Store updates the app by itself. Not updated yet? Open the Microsoft Store, then Library, then Get updates.
Reads a laptop battery's own chip through a small USB adapter and tells you in plain words why it won't charge: worn, cells out of balance, deeply discharged, locked, too hot or too cold, or the battery is fine and the fault is in the laptop. It only reads. If a battery doesn't answer properly, it says it can't judge instead of guessing. How it works. Coming to the Microsoft Store.
Android
Screen, touch, cameras, speakers, mics, sensors, battery, charging and signal - with a report. About the app. Coming to Google Play.
Free, private, built to keep devices alive
In 15 years at the bench we saw too many good devices go in the bin because nobody found the real fault. Our Hardware Specialist and Senior Repair Technicians built these tools so more devices get fixed instead of thrown away. If they helped you, a review helps the next person find them, and your support pays for the next fix.
> goal: Less e-waste · Greener Earth
We find the real fault before parts are replaced, so fewer working batteries, boards and devices end up as e-waste.