How do I check the model of my computer?

NIC model. 1. Online neighbor - attribute - local connection - attribute - general configuration.

2. "My Computer" - "Properties" - "Hardware" - "Device Manager", network adapter.

3. Software Law: Same as below.

As long as the network card has a model and the driver is installed, you can directly use the software method to solve the problem that the simplified PC system cannot directly install the driver!!

Graphics card model: 1. Right-click the desktop - Properties - Settings - "Display:" The following is the graphics card model you use on this computer, and then click "Advanced", and the string of characters and numbers behind the "Plug and Play Monitor" displayed above the window is the graphics card number used on your computer.

2. "Start" - "Run" - enter DXDIAG, open "DirectX Diagnostic Tool" - display, and find it from the open interface.

My Computer" - "Properties" - "Hardware" - "Device Manager", graphics card.

3. Software method: (1) With the help of the optimization master search, open the optimization master, and display the graphics card model on the right side of the "system detection" interface - computer equipment - graphics card - on the right; Click "**System Information" to view the detailed parameters of the graphics card....

3) Drive Elf, Super Bunny, Master Lu, Drive Man.

With software、There are a lot of such software、

If you are using a Huawei laptop, you can check the model number by the following methods:

Method 1: You can check the model of your computer through the label on the back or side of the fuselage.

Method 2: 1Press the "Win + R" key combination, enter "DXDIAG" and press Enter.

2.Select the System tab to see the model of your computer.

Method 3: 1Press the "Win + R" key combination, enter "cmd" and press enter.

2.Enter "systeminfo" and press enter to view the model of your computer.

You can check it under the control panel of your computer.

1. First find [Control Panel] under [Windows System] and click it. Click on the bottom left corner of the desktop.

2. In the window that opens, click [Hardware & Sound] - [Device Manager] at one time

<>3. Click Device Manager. Tap [Display Adapter].

Graphics card type: The last letter before the horizontal bar, g for integrated graphics card, a for discrete graphics card.

Processor model: The three letters after the horizontal bar are the code name of the processor, the first one represents the P series or T series, and the last two digits are the English abbreviation of the first number after the processor model.

For example, the first digit after the T5800 model is 5, and the English of 5 is five, so its abbreviation is Fi, plus the previous series code T to form the first digit after the model is 7, and the English of 7 is seven, so its abbreviation is SE, plus the previous series code P to form -PSE.

By analogy, T3200 is codenamed TTH (3 is three), T4200 is TFO (4 is four), T6400 is TSI (6 is six), and P8400 is PEI (8 is eight).

1. Right-click on My Computer, select Properties, and enter the win10 interface.

2. In the properties window, click "Windows Experience Index" at the bottom right to enter the next interface.

3. Click the "View and Print Detailed Performance and System Information Information" button on the right side of the Windows Experience Index page to enter the interface of system information.

4. On the "Detailed Performance and System Information" page, you can see the model of your computer, as shown in the figure below.

To check the model of your computer, you can do it in these five steps, which are summarized as follows: Kai Quiet.

1.System information: In the Windows operating system, you can get the model of the computer by opening "System Information".

It can be accessed via: Start menu - >All Programs" - Accessories - System Tools - System Information".

2.Device Manager: In Windows, you can view the model of your computer through Device Manager.

The way to open Device Manager is to press the Win + X keys and then select "Device Manager". In Device Manager, in the "Computer" or "System Devices" category, find the device model.

3.BIOS Settings: Press the Special Staple button (usually DEL, F2 or F10) to enter the BIOS settings interface of your computer when you boot up. In the BIOS settings screen, the model and manufacturer information of the computer is usually displayed.

4.Product labeling: Physically inspect the case of your computer, usually with a place for a label or signage. These labels usually contain information about the model and manufacturer of the computer.

Summary: To check your computer's model, you can get it through system information, device manager, BIOS settings, product labels, and manuals or official **. Each method has its specific steps, but they can all help you determine the model of your PC.

How do I check the model of my computer? In the Windows operating system, you can check the model of the computer in "System Information", and the steps are as follows:

Press the win+r group suspect key to open the "Run Bender" dialog box, enter msinfo32 and press the Enter key to open the "System Information" window.

In the "System Information" window, select "System Overview" in the left navigation bar, and in the right area, you can see information such as the model and manufacturer of your computer.

Use the command line to view: In the Windows operating system, you can also use the command line to view the computer model, follow the steps below:

Press the Win+R key combination to open the "Run" dialog box, enter cmd and press the Enter key to open the command line window.

Enter the wmic csproduct get name command in the command line and press the Enter key to view the model of the computer.

For Windows, you can press the win key on the keyboard and the pause break key in the upper right corner of the keyboard to see the model of your computer.

Or you can install a Master Lu and you can simply see the computer model.

Pro, use the "win+r key combination" to call out the running menu, enter the "dxdiag" command, you can query the computer model.

If you want to check the model number of a laptop or all-in-one computer, you can check the trademark on the back of the computer, and the "model" is marked with the computer model.

Ask how to check the brand.

Answer: Right-click "My Computer" and left-click "Properties", "Hardware", "Device Manager". First, click the plus sign next to each device in the "Device Manager", and the specific model number will be displayed.

Dear, the brand will have a logo on the computer monitor.

Unless it's assembled, there's none.

I can't understand the question.

ASUS is the brand.

Take Magic Book, Windows 10 as an example:

The tool you need to use is the control panel.

1. Press the win key and open the settings (shortcut key win+i) to finish.

2. Select "System" in the control panel and open it with a single smile.

3. Scroll down on the left menu bar to find "About" and click Open.

Fourth, this page will display the model of the computer.

How do I check the model of my computer? In the Windows operating system, you can check the model of the computer in "System Information", and the steps are as follows:

Press the Win+R key combination to open the "Run" dialog box, enter msinfo32 and press the Enter key to open the "System Information" window.

In the System Information window, select System Summary in the left navigation bar, and you can see the model and manufacturer of the computer in the right area.

Use the command line to view: In the Windows operating system, you can also use the command line to view the computer model, follow the steps below:

Press Win+R to open the Run dialog box, enter cmd and press Enter to open the command line window.

Enter the wmic csproduct get name command in the command line and press the Enter key to view the model of the computer.

Check the computer model Method 1: Use the software to check the computer model

For example, use CPU-Z to check the computer model.

**CPU-Z, start (32-bit system select CPU-ZX32, 64-bit system choose CPU-ZX64) My computer is installed with Windows7 64-bit system, select CPU-ZX64, left-click double-click: CPU-ZX64;

Processor Model:

Motherboard Model: Memory Model:

Graphics card model: Another example: you can also use the optimizer to view the computer model;

Method 2: Use the DirectX diagnostic tool to check the computer model

Steps: Start - Run (type dxdiag) OK or press Enter to open the DirectX diagnostic tool;

In the DirectX Diagnostic Tool window, we can view the models of various hardware of the computer;

Method 3: Check the computer model from Device Manager

Step 1: Right-click on your desktop computer and left-click on Properties in the drop-down menu.

In the system window that opens, we left-click on the device manager on the left side of the window;

In the device manager window, we left-click on the small triangle in front of each device, and you can view the model of each device, as shown in the following figure:

12There are many ways to check your computer model on the computer, so I won't go into detail here.