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how do i find out the full specs to my laptop?
Cheers dudes.
get Aida32
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it's a complete system information tool, really handy, tells you pretty much everything about your system that you'll ever need :)
[URL]http://www.majorgeeks.com/download181.html[/URL]
it's a complete system information tool, really handy, tells you pretty much everything about your system that you'll ever need :)
Open up Command Prompt, and enter in "systeminfo". Everything from processor to date of manufacture and owner. I think this might only work on XP Professional though.
If it is windows XP, click start > help and support > tools > advanced system information > view detailed system information.
Or rather more simpler, control panel > system.
Or rather more simpler, control panel > system.
Oh, didnt relise what time it was. damn you all being asleep!
how do i find out the full specs to my laptop?