Knowing your PC's model number is essential for hardware upgrades, troubleshooting, and seeking technical support. Windows 10 offers several built-in methods to retrieve this information without physically inspecting your device.

Methods to Find Your PC Model on Windows 10

1. Using the System Information Tool

The System Information tool provides a detailed overview of your computer's hardware and software specifications.

Steps:
  1. Press INLINECODE0 to open the Run dialog box.
  2. Type INLINECODE1 and press Enter.
  3. In the System Information window, select 'System Summary' from the left pane.
  4. On the right pane, locate 'System Model' to find your PC's model number.
Note: This method is applicable to both Windows 10 and Windows 11. (windowscentral.com)

2. Using Command Prompt

Command Prompt allows you to retrieve system information through specific commands.

Steps:
  1. Open Command Prompt with administrative privileges:
  • Press INLINECODE2 and select 'Command Prompt (Admin)'.
  1. Type the following command and press Enter:

``INLINECODE3 `INLINECODE4 Windows Key + XINLINECODE5 `INLINECODE6 `INLINECODE7 Windows Key + RINLINECODE8 dxdiag` and press Enter.

  1. In the DirectX Diagnostic Tool window, select the 'System' tab.
  2. Under 'System Information', locate 'System Model' to find your PC's model number.
Note: This tool is available in both Windows 10 and Windows 11. (makeuseof.com)

5. Using the Settings App (Windows 11 Only)

In Windows 11, the Settings app displays your PC's model number directly.

Steps:
  1. Click on the Start menu and select 'Settings'.
  2. Navigate to 'System' and then 'About'.
  3. Under 'Device specifications', your PC's model number is listed at the top.
Note: This method is specific to Windows 11. (dell.com)

6. Using Manufacturer-Specific Tools

Many PC manufacturers provide proprietary tools to identify your system's model number.

  • Dell: Use the Dell SupportAssist application.
    • Open the Start menu, type 'SupportAssist', and select the application.
    • Your product model is displayed on the main screen. (dell.com)
  • Lenovo: Use the Lenovo Vantage app.
    • Open the Start menu, type 'Lenovo Vantage', and select the app.
    • Navigate to the 'System Information' section to find your model number.
Note: Ensure you have the latest version of these applications installed for accurate information.

Conclusion

Knowing your PC's model number is crucial for effective troubleshooting, hardware upgrades, and obtaining manufacturer-specific support. Windows 10 offers multiple built-in methods to retrieve this information, ensuring you can access it without the need for physical inspection.