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Uh hello guys, welcome to this video. So
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in this video, I'll show you how to
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check your Windows operating system
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version number directly the terminal
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itself. So there are quite a number of
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commands that you can use. Let me show
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you one by one all these commands.
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So just you need to open your command
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prompt here.
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Now the very first command is simple v.
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So if you just type this,
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it will tell you which version you are
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using. Microsoft Windows version this
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full version number. The second command
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is
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system info command.
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It will give you some more details apart
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from the version number.
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It will load this processor information
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everything
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and then it will give you the operating
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system name. This is the version number.
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And then the next command is this one
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which is wmic command.
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So it gives you all this information
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build number this is your
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the what version of you're using this is
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your version number then we also have
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this GUI popup as well which is
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this command which is wer
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this command gives you the version
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number in a pop-up window so as you can
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see now it tells you exactly which
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version you're using Windows 11
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Microsoft Windows this is a version
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number.
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So as you can see so these are all the
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four commands which are there which you
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can check directly in the terminal and
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