Manufacturers put computer model name and serials on stickers attached (especially at the back) to the computer. However, the print on these stickers may become unreadable with time due to friction. However, it’s not the end of days if you want to find a computer’s model name.
There are couple of reasons why a would want to find out a computer’s model name. Maybe you want to find out the actual specs online or buying spare parts for the computer.
If you are a repairs person, before beginning to work on any computer problems you must find out the model that needs servicing. This guide will show you how to find a computer’s model name if the sticker is missing or unreadable.
How to find a computer’s model name
- Click on the Start menu
- Find the command prompt by typing “Command Prompt” in the search bar
- Open Command Prompt
- Type in the command “wmic csproduct get name” and hit ‘Enter’
- Your Computer’s model name will be displayed.
About Ignite Ivan
John Ivan is a tech writer based in Kampala with a rich background in digital marketing, Web 2.0, influencer strategy, and content creation. With years of experience in consumer tech blogging, he blends industry insight with storytelling to make technology accessible and relevant. At Dignited.com, John covers the latest in digital trends, gadgets, and how tech is shaping lives across Africa.
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