How to Find Device Model and OS Version on Windows 11
Quickly locate exact model number and system version for support requests.
Last verified: February 21, 2026
Windows provides device model information through several tools: the System Information app (msinfo32) shows the System Manufacturer and System Model at the top of its summary, the About page in Settings > System shows the Device Name and device specs, and the WMIC command line tool provides granular hardware details. The System Information tool is preferred for support tickets because it exports a complete hardware and software report in a format that technical support teams can quickly parse. For checking the exact Windows edition and build number — often needed when searching for driver compatibility — the winver command in the Run dialog provides this in a single readable dialog.
Quick Steps
Follow in order for the fastest result.
- 1Press Windows + R, type msinfo32, and press Enter. System Model and OS Version appear in the System Summary at the top.
- 2Note the full model number and current OS version — you will need both for support tickets or driver searches.
Still Not Working?
Try these if the steps above didn't help.
- If settings do not show the model, check the physical label on the bottom of a laptop or the back of a phone.
- Search the serial number at the manufacturer website to get full specifications and production year.
Verify the Fix
Confirm everything is fully working before closing this guide.
- Cross-reference the model number with the manufacturer product listing to confirm it is the correct device variant.
Frequently Asked Questions
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