[SUGGESTION] Option to Reset an Optimizations or Customizations Page to Defaults & Add Default Value on Technical Details

[echoless3484]

Please confirm these before moving forward

• I have searched for similar suggestions and have not found a duplicate.
• This is an improvement to an existing feature (not a new feature request).

Describe your suggestion

Each page (Optimizations > Gaming & Performance, as an example) should have a reset to defaults button.

Each option should have a default identifier (SysMain Service > Enabled, as an example), just like how they have a recommended one.

Current behavior

Currently, you have no way to get the original settings back without manually going through every setting in review.

Proposed behavior

At the bottom of each page, a button labelled "Reset to defaults" should be available to restore every option to what it was before you changed it.

Also, every option, toggles, and dropdowns should identify what the default option is.

Benefit

This greatly reduces the time spent going back to the original settings and lets you only change one page rather than the entire collection of settings.

Additional context

No response

[memstechtips]

Thanks for this detailed suggestion! To summarize the two parts of this request for anyone following:

1. Quick Reset to Defaults (per page)

• Winhance already has a Restore Windows Defaults config file that can be used via the config import/review flow.
• However, using that config in review mode to reset just one page of settings is time-consuming — you have to go through every setting across all pages just to reset a few.
• The request is for a per-page "Reset to Defaults" button that would instantly restore all settings on a given Optimizations or Customizations page to their Windows default values without having to go through the full config review process.

2. Default Value Indicator in Technical Details

• When you expand the Technical Details for a setting, it shows the registry path, current value, etc.
• The request is to also display what the Windows default value is for that setting, so users can see at a glance whether a setting has been changed from its default and what the default actually is.

Both of these would make it much easier for users to understand and manage their settings. Keeping this open for tracking!

[echoless3484]

Thank you for reorganising the messy suggestion, I really appreciate it.

[memstechtips]

Targeting this for release v25.