To check your laptop model, you can use several straightforward methods, especially on Windows systems:
Using System Information Tool (Windows)
- Press the Windows key , type System Information , and open the app.
- In the System Summary section, look for System Model ; this shows your laptop's model number
Using Command Prompt
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Press the Windows key , type cmd , and open Command Prompt.
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Enter the command:
wmic csproduct get name -
This will display your laptop model name.
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To get the serial number, use:
wmic bios get serialnumber
Using Run Command
- Press Windows + R keys together to open the Run dialog.
- Type msinfo32 and press Enter.
- The System Information window opens; find the System Model under System Summary
Physical Labels on the Laptop
- Look for a label or sticker on the bottom of your laptop, inside the battery compartment, or on the side/back of the device. This often shows the exact model number
Additional Tips
- For HP laptops, pressing Fn + Esc opens the HP System Information window showing model details
- On macOS, click the Apple menu > About This Mac to see the model and specs
These methods provide detailed and accurate information about your laptop model, useful for troubleshooting, support, or hardware upgrades.
