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How to Find Laptop Model Number in Windows

By Matthew Lynch
February 19, 2024
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Finding the model number of your laptop is essential for various reasons such as troubleshooting, downloading the right drivers, or even when seeking support. Luckily, Windows operating systems provide several methods to easily find this information. Here’s how you can locate your laptop’s model number if you’re using a Windows system.

1.Using System Information:

One of the simplest ways to find your laptop’s model number is by using the built-in ‘System Information’ tool. To access this:

1.Press ‘Windows Key + R’ to open Run dialog box.

2.Type ‘msinfo32’ and press Enter.

3.In the System Information window, look for ‘System Model’ under the ‘System Summary’. This will display your laptop’s model number.

4.Check Windows Settings:

5.Go to ‘Settings’ by clicking on the gear icon in the Start menu.

6.Click on ‘System’, and then go to ‘About’.

7.Here, alongside other specifications, you’ll see ‘Device specifications’. Your laptop’s model number should be listed here.

8.Using Command Prompt:

Alternatively, you can find your laptop model through Command Prompt:

1.Type ‘cmd’ into the search bar and open Command Prompt.

2.In Command Prompt, type ‘wmic csproduct get name’ and press Enter.

3.The command will return your laptop’s model number.

4.Via PowerShell:

PowerShell is another tool where you can gather this information:

1.Right-click the Start button and select ‘Windows PowerShell’.

2.Type ‘Get-WmiObject -Class Win32_ComputerSystem’ and press Enter.

3.Look for the “Model” in the list that appears which will indicate your laptop’s model number.

4.Labels and Stickers:

1.If technology fails, there’s always the good old physical inspection:

2.Flip over your laptop and check for any labels or stickers that may contain manufacturing details.

3.Typically, stickers on the bottom or behind the battery compartment (if accessible) will list the model number.

Check Documentation or Box:

Last but not least, if you still have the box or documentation that came with your laptop, it usually lists the exact model number among other important details like serial numbers.

Knowing your laptop’s model number can be crucial for a multitude of tasks and these steps should make it relatively easy to locate that information within Windows without needing any third-party software or tools.

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