PLEASE NOTE: I am in the middle of updating this site. Don't be surprised if links don't work as expected.
Our Mission
The Technical Geekery is an organization dedicated to providing help, tips, programs, and other information about computers. The three categories this site deals with, Windows, Linux, and Hardware, can be accessed on the left. (The forum page has been discontinued due to lack of use, but if you have a problem, feel free to email me, and if I'm in a good mood, I'll help you.) 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. Find contact info at the bottom of this page.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. If you've been here before, you've probably noticed I zapped the white text. It's much easier to read now, don't you think?We're Always Under Construction
I add new things to this website all the time. If you notice that there's a missing link, something links to the wrong place, or whatever, please let me know so I can fix it. 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
All content on this site can be used in any way for any purpose. This does not necessarily include links that leave the technicalgeekery.com domain. If you wish to use content here somewhere else on the Internet, please 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 have added a blog to the Technical Geekery's offerings! I'm a bit busy right now, so I have only linked it on the home page, but I will hopefully get a chance to add it to all the pages later. This is a bit unprofessional, but for now, if you want to be notified when I post something to the blog, send me an email at the webmaster address to that effect and I'll add you to the list.
- 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
