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List of the table of contents of this article:

• 1, How to view the computer operating system version
• 2, How to view the details of the operating system on a Win10 computer
• 3、 How do you know what operating system your computer is?

How to view the computer operating system version

Right-click on "Computer" on the Windows computer desktop, and then click "Properties", as shown in the figure below.Next, you can open the system interface. Here you can find the Windows version, as shown in the figure below.

Method 1: View from the computer's personalization. Right-click on the blank area of the computer desktop and select personalization. Enter the personalized interface and select [Homepage]. Enter the homepage and select the [System] icon.

First, start the computer you want to view the system version, enter the main interface of the system desktop, right-click "Computer" on the desktop, and click Open. 2. Then, click the "Properties" option in the right-click menu and click Open. 3. Finally, you can see the Windows system version of the computer in the window and solve the problem.

Solution: Turn on the computer, click the Start menu in the lower left corner of the computer, and select "Control Panel" in the pop-up menu options.Open the control panel and click "System and Security" as shown in the figure. Enter the system and security page and click "View the name of the computer" below the system.

How to view the details of the operating system on a Win10 computer

Right-click "My Computer" and select "Properties". In the properties window, click the blue Windows Experience Index. On the Windows Experience Index page, click the blue one on the right to view and print detailed performance and system information.

Right-click the "This Computer" icon on the desktop and select "Properties" in the pop-up menu. On this interface, you can see the CPU brand (AMD) and model of your computer (A6-5200), frequency (0GHz) and other information, as well as memory size (4GB), etc.

Usually, we use commands to view the version information of the Win system. Today, I will introduce a new way to view the system version number and version information in Win10.

Method Right-click this computer properties to view! On the right is the relevant system information! Check it in the method settings! Open the settings and click the system.

System Properties Check the computer configuration. Right-click on the start menu of the win10 system, click the "Control Panel" option, and then click "System" in "System Security", and then the overall configuration of the computer will be available.

Method 1: Menu Step 1, click the start icon in the lower left corner of the desktop, and then click the gear-like setting icon in the pop-up window.Step two, after coming to the Windows settings page shown in the figure below, click the system options in the red circle.

How do you know what operating system your computer is?

Find the "This Computer" or "My Computer" icon on your computer desktop, and double-click to enter "This Computer".As shown in the figure, select "Properties" in it to view the attributes of your computer. At this time, you can see what the operating system of your computer is.

Enter a [dxdiag], as shown in the figure below. There is an operating system on the pop-up menu, so you can check the version of the current computer system here.

First, turn on the computer in the first step. As shown in the figure below, click the [Search] icon in the lower left corner. The second step is to enter [System] in the search box. The third step is to click the [System Information] option in the pop-up search results.

How to check what system is installed on your computer? The first method: right-click the desktop computer icon, left-click: Properties in the right-click menu; in the open system window, we can see the system installed on our computer.

How to check the computer operating system? The specific operation method of the computer operating system is as follows: Method 1: Find the icon of "My Computer" on the computer desktop and right-click to select? Attributes?, enter the attribute panel.

Method first press the "win+R" key, or right-click the menu to open "Run"; then enter "dxdiag".