Tech Writer, IT Professional
Richard, a writer for Geek Rewind, is a tech enthusiast who loves breaking down complex IT topics into simple, easy-to-understand ideas. With years of hands-on experience in system administration and enterprise IT operations, he’s developed a knack for offering practical tips and solutions. Richard aims to make technology more accessible and actionable. He's deeply committed to the Geek Rewind community, always ready to answer questions and engage in discussions.
Writes about: Windows 11, Ubuntu Linux, CMS, Apps and Browsers
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Managing OneDrive on Windows 11 stops Microsoft’s cloud storage from filling up your hard drive or backing up folders without your permission. OneDrive is a built-in tool that saves your…
Windows Terminal customisation lets you change how the command-line app looks and works on Windows 11 by editing a simple text file instead of using standard menu buttons. You can…
Adding a site to your favorites in Microsoft Edge saves web pages so you can open them instantly with one click instead of typing the address every time. You can…
Windows 11 display and appearance settings control how everything looks on your monitor, from background pictures to text size and color themes. You use these built-in options to make your…
Wi-Fi network problems in Windows 11 stop your PC from reaching the internet or sharing files with other devices. These dropouts, slow speeds, and stubborn connection glitches happen to almost…
Making things bigger on your Windows 11 PC helps you read text and spot icons much easier without straining your eyes. This built-in display setting lets you scale up everything…
Installing a Content Management System (CMS) or IT Service Management (ITSM) tool on Ubuntu Linux puts your website, blog, or IT help desk on your own server. A CMS lets…
Dark mode in Google Chrome changes the bright white background of websites and menus into easy-to-read dark shades. This built-in feature cuts down eye strain, especially when you browse the…
Outlook on Windows 11 manages your email messages, calendar events, and contacts in one central app. Changing your primary account lets you set your main email address as the default…
Microsoft Edge settings control how your web browser looks, works, and protects your personal data. You can open the settings menu by clicking the three dots in the top-right corner…
Adjusting touchpad scroll speed in Windows 11 lets you fix slow, jerky, or overly fast scrolling so your laptop feels natural to use. Speed up or slow down how fast…
The On-Screen Keyboard in Windows 11 lets you type on your screen using a mouse, touch screen, or other pointing device instead of a physical keyboard. Windows 11 includes this…
Google Chrome settings let you control your online privacy, block trackers, and manage what data websites can see. You can find these controls under Settings › Privacy and security in…
Customizing Windows 11 settings helps you speed up daily tasks by putting your favorite tools just a click away. You can change how your screen looks, stop annoying pop-up notifications,…
Windows 11 privacy settings control what data Microsoft and apps can collect from your computer, including your location, contacts, and typing history. Locking down these controls stops unwanted tracking and…
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