This technical article will show how to find your computer's model number in Windows 8, Windows 8.1 and Windows 10.
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2. Type the command: 'WMIC CSPRODUCT GET NAME', as seen in the picture below, then press enter.
![Windows Command Line Interface, Type](https://www.microcenter.com/Content/Content%20Graphic/Images/7379_HOW5009941B-002.gif)
3. Your computer's model number will then appear below.
![Windows Command Line Interface, Displays Results](https://www.microcenter.com/Content/Content%20Graphic/Images/7380_HOW5009941B-003.gif)
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- Open a Command Prompt by pressing the Windows key on your keyboard and tapping the letter X at the same time. Then select Command Prompt (Admin).
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2. Type the command: 'WMIC CSPRODUCT GET NAME', as seen in the picture below, then press enter.
![Windows Command Line Interface, Type](https://www.microcenter.com/Content/Content%20Graphic/Images/7379_HOW5009941B-002.gif)
3. Your computer's model number will then appear below.
![Windows Command Line Interface, Displays Results](https://www.microcenter.com/Content/Content%20Graphic/Images/7380_HOW5009941B-003.gif)
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