The first way to find out your computer’s motherboard natively is by going to System Information.
You can either do a Start menu search for “System Information” or launch msinfo32.exe from the Run dialog box to open it.
Then go to “System Summary” section and look for “System Model” on the main page.
How find out what motherboard I have?
The first way to find out your computer’s motherboard natively is by going to System Information. You can either do a Start menu search for “System Information” or launch msinfo32.exe from the Run dialog box to open it. Then go to “System Summary” section and look for “System Model” on the main page.
How do I find out what Intel motherboard I have?
If You Have the Motherboard Box
- Look for the label on the box that shows three bar-codes and three strings of numbers.
- Identify the version number; it usually begins with “AA.”
- Write down the model number; Intel desktop motherboard model numbers generally start with the letter “D.”
How do I find my motherboard in Device Manager?
Start menu > right-click on My Computer > choose Properties. Click on the Hardware Tab > Device Manager button. In the Device Manager, open the category that says: IDE ATA/ATAPI controllers. You will see your chipset brand there.
How do I find my motherboard model HP?
To find out exactly which motherboard is installed in your computer, use the following steps:
- Make sure the Windows desktop is showing.
- Press CTRL + ALT + S. An HP Support Information window opens.
- With the Support Information window open, press CTRL + SHIFT + S.
- Write down the name of the motherboard.
- Close the window.
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