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Hardware information on Windows 10

 To know hardware information in Winows 10 

1. Go to control panel and select System and security


   2.click on Administrative tools inside System and Security

3.Click on System information in Administrative tools


4.Now you can see your pc's hardware and software information



>>> if you want to know more detailed information about your Processor ,Ram ,motherboard it is better to use 3rd party applications like CPU-Z . 


Download CPUZ  . 

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