Get Your Computer Details
Want to figure out all your computer specifications? Stuff like CPU speed, RAM, Hard Drive space, screen resolution, etc? It’s actually not as easy as it should be. Maybe I’m missing something, but as far as I can tell, you have to go to separate areas in Windows to figure this it out.
RAM & Windows Version -
Right-click My Computer and select Properties or manage. In the manage button view details about the devices connect to the system. click the computer The screen that pops up will give you info on what version of Windows you’re running and how much RAM is currently installed in the machine.
Hard Drive Space -
Open My Computer , right-click the C: drive, and select Properties from the resulting menu. You’ll get a handy little Pie chart that gives you used and available HD space.
Screen Resolution -
Right-click the Windows Desktop and select Properties . Hit the Settings tab on the resulting screen. You’ll see your resolution and color depth listed there.
CPU Speed -
Windows XP will actually give you this if you right-click My Computer, Properties . However, older versions of Windows won’t give you the slightest hint as to the CPU speed. then we call a systems engineer. No need to call system engineer.just open enclosure and then removing the RAM and then type of RAM to use the system to begin to work on your system.
After trying this method, the system does not just start and then call the system engineer.
Want to figure out all your computer specifications? Stuff like CPU speed, RAM, Hard Drive space, screen resolution, etc? It’s actually not as easy as it should be. Maybe I’m missing something, but as far as I can tell, you have to go to separate areas in Windows to figure this it out.
RAM & Windows Version -
Right-click My Computer and select Properties or manage. In the manage button view details about the devices connect to the system. click the computer The screen that pops up will give you info on what version of Windows you’re running and how much RAM is currently installed in the machine.
Hard Drive Space -
Open My Computer , right-click the C: drive, and select Properties from the resulting menu. You’ll get a handy little Pie chart that gives you used and available HD space.
Screen Resolution -
Right-click the Windows Desktop and select Properties . Hit the Settings tab on the resulting screen. You’ll see your resolution and color depth listed there.
CPU Speed -
Windows XP will actually give you this if you right-click My Computer, Properties . However, older versions of Windows won’t give you the slightest hint as to the CPU speed. then we call a systems engineer. No need to call system engineer.just open enclosure and then removing the RAM and then type of RAM to use the system to begin to work on your system.
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