How to Check PC Specs in Windows 10
How to Check PC Specs in Windows 10

If you want to check your system information, then this guide will show you four ways to complete the task.

It is very important to remember PC specifications. It can be useful when installing a new app or game to confirm the software manufacturer’s minimum requirements. Many games need specific system requirements. So you have to check your PC specs before installing any game.

Not only game or software, if you want to install a new operating system, then you should know your system specifications.

If you are using Windows 10, then it is easy to check PC specifications.

Methods to Check PC Specs in Windows 10

Using our guide, you can find PC specs that include BIOS details, device model, processor, memory, Windows OS version, graphics, storage devices, and more.

Method 1: Use the Settings App

Windows 10 settings app allows you to check all PC specs quickly. You can check all hardware and software specs in the settings app.

You can simply press the Win button + pause/break button on your keyboard to check system properties.

OR Follow these steps:

1. Open Settings with Win + I button.

2. Then go to system > about section.

3. Here on the right side window, you can view your PC specifications.

Method 2: Use System Information to Check Detailed Specs

1. Open the start menu and then search for system information.

2. Click on the first result and open it. Here you will check detailed information about your computer, including your hardware, software, graphic card, and more.

OR

1. Open the RUN window and then type “msinfo32” command > press enter.

You can also search for msinfo32 in the start menu to access system information.

Method 3: Use Command Prompt

You can use the command prompt to check system information in Windows 10. Note that you can only view basic system information like memory, BIOS version, network adapter, etc.

1. Open start menu > search for cmd > right-click on it > choose run as admin.

2. Now type “systeminfo”> press enter. You can see all specs here.

systeminfo

You can also use Windows PowerShell to run this command.

More Windows 10 Guides: