Our Mission
The Technical Geekery is an organization dedicated to providing help, tips, programs, and other information about computers for anyone to use. The Technical Geekery's Forum is a place to post your questions and problems having to do with computers. Anyone can answer them, and I check frequently for new posts. I also have a new Computer News section on the forum where I post the latest news. Every news article has a poll where you are asked what you think about the issue. Check out the Forum Information section if you are confused. Unfortunately, the forum is not officially part of this website, so some things can be different on it. The three categories this site deals with, Windows, Linux, and Hardware, can be accessed on the left. If you find incorrect information or broken links, I want to hear about it. I'm interested in fixing grammatical errors or confusions, too, since so much content on the internet has terrible grammar. Contact me at webmaster@|RemoveThisBeforeSending|thetechnicalgeekery.com.
About Our Color Scheme
This website's color scheme was generated from Color Scheme Generator 2, a handy resource if you design web pages. If you find a page that does not follow the official color scheme on this front page or is missing the Techgeek Pages bar on the left, please notify me ASAP at webmaster@|RemoveThisBeforeSending|thetechnicalgeekery.com.
We're Always Under Construction
I add new things to this website all the time. I just completely redid everything, and there are one or two things that you may be accustomed to seeing here that aren't here right now. Rest assured that they will be back when I get the time. For now, the three basic computer parts of this site are here: Windows, Linux, and Hardware. If you notice that there's a missing link, something links to the wrong place, or whatever, I'm really sorry. I basically copied the content of every page and rewrote the entire HTML. Although I tested everything, it's not exactly foolproof. Please let me know at webmaster@|RemoveThisBeforeSending|thetechnicalgeekery.com. Although downloads are not in a centralized folder (downloads) like they used to be, all download links you may have gotten in emails or whereever will still work.
Licensing
Feel free to use the content on this page in any way you choose; if you are using it on your own web site, I suggest you link to it because I update pages here as the information becomes obsolete. This web site uses CSS for formatting; to view the CSS file I use, click here.
Announcements
I am pleased to announce the introduction of the Technical Geekery Disaster Quick Reference Sheet, 2 pages that you can print on one sheet of paper, front and back, to put next to your computer for quick reference if you think you have a virus, spill something on your keyboard, or get a Blue Screen of Death, to name several. I wasn't sure where to put it, so it'll stay here for now. Download the PDF