Audio cleanup in PC hardware and driver videos

[ethanjamescolez]

Question for people who post PC hardware, software, driver, monitor, or troubleshooting clips.
When the voice explanation is useful but fan noise, keyboard noise, room echo, alert sounds, coil whine, or background audio makes it hard to hear, do you clean up the narration before sharing the clip?
I am not talking about hiding the issue, posting referral links, or turning a thread into advertising. I mean an owned recording where the diagnostic context should be easier to follow. https://ai-vocal-remover.com/
The checks I would use are:

• keep the original recording as the reference
• do not remove error sounds, alerts, coil whine, fan behavior, monitor buzz, drive noise, cursor steps, or timestamps that matter to troubleshooting
• avoid background music unless I have rights to use it
• preview any separated voice/background result before saving it
• listen for artifacts that make the hardware or software issue seem different
• disclose meaningful edits if the clip supports a support or comparison question

For PC tech videos, is cleaned-up narration useful, or is raw audio better because the diagnostic sounds are part of the evidence?