About MajorGeeks \ Contact
By Timothy Tibbettson 01/12/2025 |
Majorgeeks.com was founded on a few simple premises:
That G-E-E-K should be more than just a four-letter word, but a way of life.
That the proper use of a pocket protector is not only handy but one snazzy fashion statement.
That having computers as a hobby does not necessarily rule out chicks.
That access to a collection of Geekware*, is a right, not a privilege.
Although it may sometimes feel like it, fixing one's computer isn't rocket science.
For over two decades, MajorGeeks.com has been a pivotal platform in the digital landscape, championing the discovery and distribution of innovative software and cybersecurity solutions.
Recognizing early on the critical importance of safety and reliability in software downloads, we committed ourselves to a rigorous standard of quality. Each piece of software featured on our platform undergoes thorough editor testing, ensuring that our users receive only the safest, most dependable applications. This dedication to excellence has not only bolstered our role in helping to launch premier anti-malware applications like Ad-Aware, Malwarebytes, IObit, and hundreds more-- but has also played a pivotal role in redefining the software download landscape, often at a heavy financial cost. Why? Our goal at MajorGeeks.com is to become synonymous with integrity and trustworthiness, cleaning up the image of download sites and setting a new benchmark for safe, reliable software distribution.
Our mission is clear: To make tech approachable, fun, and secure while celebrating the spirit of independent software creators and the benefits of freeware and shareware. We offer a trusted source of information and software dedicated to ensuring you can access the tools you need worry-free.
MajorGeeks is a small, home-based technology website that was founded in 2001 and focused on only the best, safe, personally tested software available on the internet. We have since spread out into writing guides and YouTube videos to help people fix or improve their computers. Our knowledge? Sure, we have a couple of degrees and decades of experience to back things up, but we come from trench-level warfare of reading the DOS manuals and setting IRQ pins to get our multiplayer DOOM working on IPS/SPX.
How we test for software:
1: We Google it and look into the software and company reputation. Sometimes we can eliminate a program right here.
2: If it passes step 1, then we need to scan it with multiple virus scanners using VirusTotal, for example.
3: Last is the most important and unique step at MajorGeeks for the software we're comfortable listing. We test it. We use VMWare Workstation to test the software safely. We want to see if it does what it promises, is fairly priced if shareware, and is worthy of a 4-star or better rating. 90% of the downloads here are not the developer's words but our own description or review.
Here is a video explaining it better:
If you need help finding a download, use Google Search at the top of any page or check out our popular Top Freeware Picks.
If you need help, stop by our Support Forums and ask for help. We believe you will find our forums friendly to newcomers.
MajorGeeks is brought to you by:
Producers & Geekware Aficionados
Jim McMahon (Corporal Punishment), Tim Tibbetts (Major Attitude) and Jon Ben-Mayor (Chief warrant officer).
Graphics Geek - Eric "Major Issues" Greb
PHP Geek - Commandant Philipp Esselbach
Looking to contact us?
This is a small operation, and we receive a massive number of inquiries. Because of this (... and at Will's suggestion), there are two simple choices if you want a response:". e:
For content, including file submissions or news, please email mgnews AT majorgeeks.com.
For advertising inquiries or anything business related, please email jim AT majorgeeks.com
Or if you own a pen and paper, write @:
7 Braniff Dr
Camillus, NY, 13031
We welcome links back to Majorgeeks. Grab a button and place it on your server.
Newest buttons. Let your readers know you passed our strict tests:
Older buttons:
*Geekware - Software that makes your machine much geekier than it was.
That G-E-E-K should be more than just a four-letter word, but a way of life.
That the proper use of a pocket protector is not only handy but one snazzy fashion statement.
That having computers as a hobby does not necessarily rule out chicks.
That access to a collection of Geekware*, is a right, not a privilege.
Although it may sometimes feel like it, fixing one's computer isn't rocket science.
For over two decades, MajorGeeks.com has been a pivotal platform in the digital landscape, championing the discovery and distribution of innovative software and cybersecurity solutions.
Recognizing early on the critical importance of safety and reliability in software downloads, we committed ourselves to a rigorous standard of quality. Each piece of software featured on our platform undergoes thorough editor testing, ensuring that our users receive only the safest, most dependable applications. This dedication to excellence has not only bolstered our role in helping to launch premier anti-malware applications like Ad-Aware, Malwarebytes, IObit, and hundreds more-- but has also played a pivotal role in redefining the software download landscape, often at a heavy financial cost. Why? Our goal at MajorGeeks.com is to become synonymous with integrity and trustworthiness, cleaning up the image of download sites and setting a new benchmark for safe, reliable software distribution.
Our mission is clear: To make tech approachable, fun, and secure while celebrating the spirit of independent software creators and the benefits of freeware and shareware. We offer a trusted source of information and software dedicated to ensuring you can access the tools you need worry-free.
MajorGeeks is a small, home-based technology website that was founded in 2001 and focused on only the best, safe, personally tested software available on the internet. We have since spread out into writing guides and YouTube videos to help people fix or improve their computers. Our knowledge? Sure, we have a couple of degrees and decades of experience to back things up, but we come from trench-level warfare of reading the DOS manuals and setting IRQ pins to get our multiplayer DOOM working on IPS/SPX.
How we test for software:
1: We Google it and look into the software and company reputation. Sometimes we can eliminate a program right here.
2: If it passes step 1, then we need to scan it with multiple virus scanners using VirusTotal, for example.
3: Last is the most important and unique step at MajorGeeks for the software we're comfortable listing. We test it. We use VMWare Workstation to test the software safely. We want to see if it does what it promises, is fairly priced if shareware, and is worthy of a 4-star or better rating. 90% of the downloads here are not the developer's words but our own description or review.
Here is a video explaining it better:
If you need help finding a download, use Google Search at the top of any page or check out our popular Top Freeware Picks.
If you need help, stop by our Support Forums and ask for help. We believe you will find our forums friendly to newcomers.
MajorGeeks is brought to you by:
Producers & Geekware Aficionados
Jim McMahon (Corporal Punishment), Tim Tibbetts (Major Attitude) and Jon Ben-Mayor (Chief warrant officer).
Graphics Geek - Eric "Major Issues" Greb
PHP Geek - Commandant Philipp Esselbach
Looking to contact us?
This is a small operation, and we receive a massive number of inquiries. Because of this (... and at Will's suggestion), there are two simple choices if you want a response:". e:
For content, including file submissions or news, please email mgnews AT majorgeeks.com.
For advertising inquiries or anything business related, please email jim AT majorgeeks.com
Or if you own a pen and paper, write @:
7 Braniff Dr
Camillus, NY, 13031
We welcome links back to Majorgeeks. Grab a button and place it on your server.
Newest buttons. Let your readers know you passed our strict tests:
Older buttons:
*Geekware - Software that makes your machine much geekier than it was.
