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systeminfo | findstr /i "system model"
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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 hardware and BIOS
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related information in terminal using a
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system command that you can run inside
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your terminal. So just open your
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terminal
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and right here I have given this command
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in the description of the video as well.
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This is called as system info command.
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So system info and then you write the
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slash. After that you say find string /
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I in double quotes you system say system
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model. So this is the command here. Let
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me zoom in. This is system info
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space/find
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string / i in double quotes. You simply
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write system model. So if you enter it,
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it will load all the processor
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information about your system and yeah
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instantly it will show you your system
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manufacturer which laptop you're using,
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which company laptop you're using and
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which model. This is very important
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information. If you want to get this you
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can run this command and which what is
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your system is it 64bit or 32bit you can
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get this information like this as well.
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system directory where the system files
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are located. So it will say C windows
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system 32. So all such information you
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will get simply you need to execute this
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system info command. I have given this
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command in the description of this
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video. Just write system info this find
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string / I system model and also check
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