Do you want to know your computer name in Windows 10? It’s super easy. You can found it through setting, or the Command Prompt Hostname, or Command Prompt ipconfig. Let’s see each method.
How to Find Your Computer Name in Windows 10?
Method one: Using the settings
This method may not work with all versions of Windows 10, If this doesn’t work, use the Command Prompt approach below.
- Locate the Windows Search box on the Windows Taskbar.
- In the Search box, type “About” and press Enter.
- The “About windows” displays a variety of specifications for your computer. The device name is your computer name.
Method two: using the Command Prompt Hostname
This is the easiest way to find things or accomplish tasks on your computer, it work with all versions.
- On your keyboard, press the Windows button. While holding it down, press R.
- In the Open box, type Command Prompt. Alternatively, you can just type CMD and then click OK.
- In the window that appears, type Hostname next to the C:\Users. Your computer might also show a name next to ‘Users’ like this image shows.
- Press Enter. The system will return the name of your computer immediately following the request.
Method three: using the Command Prompt ipconfig
- On your keyboard, press the Windows button. While holding it down, press R.
- In the Open box, type Command Prompt. Alternatively, you can just type CMD.
- Click OK.
- In the window that appears, type ipconfig /all next to C:\Users.
- Press Enter.
- The computer name will be shown on the Host Name line.
That’s all.
