There are various ways to read system components under all Windows desktop and server operating systems!
There are third-party solutions to find out what hardware is on your computer. However, there are tools available in Windows that may give you sufficient information. Something like MSInfo32, for example, which provides some useful information about various system components, while by no means complete, here are other options under Windows.
1.) ... The msinfo32 command on Windows
2.) ... The dxdiag command for information about DirectX!
3.) ... The memory and CPU network status in the Task Manager!
4.) ... System information about the command "System Info"!
5.) ... Use the device manager to see peripheral devices!
1.) The command msinfo32 on Windows !
1. Via the Run dialog2. Simply start msinfo32
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(Image-1) See the system components with msinfo32 under Windows! |
2.) The dxdiag command for information about DirectX!
1. Via the Run dialog2. Simply start dxdiag
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(Image-2) System components in DxDiag under Windows! |
3.) The memory and CPU network status in the task manager!
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(Image-3) Detect Windows system components in the Task Manager! |
4.) System information via the "System Info" command!
1. Simply use the Windows command prompt2. And see various system components with SYSTEMINFO
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(Image-4) Read out system components via cmd and SYSTEMINFO! |
5.) The Device Manager use peripherals to see!
Simply start the device managerWindows + R and command devmgmt.msc
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(Image-5) Detect system components in the Windows device manager! |
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For example, if you want to know important details about your processor, graphics card, memory speeds, motherboard chipset and BIOS, and so on, you will need to get them from another location