Tech Writer, IT Professional
Richard is a writer at Geek Rewind who turns complex IT tasks into clear, step-by-step guides. He draws on years of hands-on experience in system administration and enterprise IT operations, focusing on Windows, Linux and WordPress: the problems people actually run into, and the fixes that work. His server and WordPress guides come from systems he runs himself. Richard builds and maintains the platform behind Geek Rewind, from its Ubuntu servers and Nginx configuration to its custom WordPress plugins. Many new tutorials start with readers' questions, and he's always glad to answer them in the comments.
Writes about: Windows 11, Ubuntu Linux, CMS, Apps and Browsers
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OneDrive management in Windows 11 stops Microsoft’s cloud storage service from filling your hard drive or backing up your personal folders without permission. OneDrive is a built-in tool that saves…
Windows Terminal on Windows 11 lets you run Command Prompt, PowerShell, and Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL) together in tabs. You can change how it looks and works in two…
Favorites in Microsoft Edge save web pages so you can open them again with one click. In Edge version 120 and newer, you can bookmark any page by clicking the…
Display and appearance settings in Windows 11 control every visual element on your monitor, from background wallpapers and color themes to text scaling and resolution options. Adjusting these settings lets…
Windows 11 networking and connectivity issues prevent your PC from reaching the internet, loading web pages, or talking to local devices such as printers. Typical symptoms are sudden dropouts, slow…
Scaling in Windows 11 changes the size of text, apps, and taskbar items on your screen to help you read everything comfortably. You can adjust this display size from 100%…
Google Chrome has a lot of built-in tools that most people never open. Some speed up browsing, some save laptop battery, and some keep tabs under control. This guide covers…
Changing your primary account in Outlook on Windows 11 controls which email address sends your messages by default and which calendar and task lists appear first. The app handles email…
Microsoft Edge settings let you change how your web browser looks, blocks pop-up ads, and protects your personal data. You can open this main control panel in two ways: Click…
Touchpad scroll speed in Windows 11 controls how fast web pages and documents move when you slide your fingers across your laptop trackpad. If pages fly past too quickly or…
The On-Screen Keyboard in Windows 11 lets you type with your mouse, a touch screen, or another pointing device instead of a physical keyboard. It is a built-in accessibility tool.…
Google Chrome privacy settings control what data websites and trackers can see while you browse in Chrome version 120 and newer. These built-in controls block third-party cookies, stop cross-site tracking,…
Customizing Windows 11 settings helps you work faster and keep your favorite tools within reach. You can change how the screen looks, stop pop-up notifications, and pin useful apps to…
Windows 11 privacy settings control what data Microsoft and third-party apps collect from your PC. That includes your location, contacts, typing history and diagnostic data. A fresh install turns on…
File Explorer is the built-in Windows tool that organizes every document, photo, and app stored on your computer. Windows hides system folders and file extensions like .exe or .txt by…
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