Tips 2 Fix is a tech help site with one simple idea: every guide here belongs to a video on the Tips 2 Fix YouTube channel. Watch the fix on screen, then come here to read the steps, copy the commands and download the files you need.
Who is behind Tips 2 Fix
Hi, I’m Daniel. I have been making tech tutorials on YouTube since 2013, and the videos have been watched more than 21 million times. For every video there is a written guide here, with the links, commands and files you see on screen.
What you will find here
- Windows 11 upgrades: new versions explained, installing Windows 11 on unsupported PCs, and what changes with each update.
- Fixes for Windows problems: boot errors, failed updates, drivers, recovery and reset problems.
- Mac, iPhone and Android: tips and fixes for the devices you use every day.
- Tech news: updates explained in plain English, with what they mean for your PC.
- Free tools: scripts and tools made for the videos, like the Tips2Fix Installer, published on GitHub.
How the guides are made
- Every guide follows a video where the steps are shown on screen.
- Guides are updated when Microsoft, Apple or Google change something. The “Updated” date under the title shows the last review.
- Download buttons point to the official source whenever there is one: Microsoft, the developer’s own site or GitHub.
- Many guides end with a “Sources & references” list, so you can check the facts yourself.
You can read more in our editorial policy.
Before you follow a guide
Back up your files or create a restore point before you change system files, the registry or partitions. Guides that bypass Windows hardware requirements work at your own risk: Microsoft does not support Windows 11 on PCs that don’t meet its requirements.
Get in touch
Stuck on a step? Leave a comment under the guide with the exact error message, I read the comments and reply when I can. For anything else, use the contact page.
Support Tips 2 Fix
The site and the videos are free. They are paid for by ads and by viewers who buy me a coffee on Ko-fi. The easiest way to help is to subscribe on YouTube.