Who writes this site
I’m Daniel Reed, and I run TheTechHype as a one-person site. I write the content myself for everyday Windows and PC users who need clear help with Windows 11 and Windows 10 errors, BSOD and stop codes, updates, drivers, slow PC fixes, settings, File Explorer, the taskbar, the Start menu, security, and other laptop and desktop how-tos.
How articles get made
I start with the real questions people search for when something on their PC is not working as expected. From there, I build articles around practical fixes and clear explanations.
- I check steps, settings, and technical details against official documentation and manufacturer sources where relevant.
- I write instructions in plain language and keep them step by step.
- If a fix can vary by Windows version, update, device, or model, I say so clearly in the article.
- I add screenshots or images only when they make a step easier to follow.
What this site will not do
I do not publish paid placements disguised as advice. I do not invent test results. I do not publish fake reviews.
Some pages may include affiliate links. That does not change the way I write or the order in which I explain fixes. You can read more on the Affiliate Disclosure page.
Updates
Articles are revisited when software, Windows features, or products change. The Updated date on each article reflects those changes so you can see when a page was last reviewed and revised.
Corrections
If you spot an error, an outdated step, or something unclear, please let me know. I review correction reports, fix confirmed issues, and update the article date when a meaningful correction or revision is made.
Get in touch
If you want to report a correction or ask about something on the site, contact me at [email protected] or use the Contact page.