Don't know which hardware I have on a Windows machine

1. Press Start key and R keys at the same time. Run window will open.
2. Type in "devmgmt.msc"
   

   

3. Select Device manager from the menu on the left side, select Display adapters then right click the one with ATA in it's name and select Properties.
   

   

4. If your drivers are installed correctly you should see the name of your video card. If not, check the solutions on how to install drivers.

1. Press Start key and R keys at the same time. Run window will open.
2. Type in "devmgmt.msc"
   

   

3. Device manager window will be opened. In the Processors you will see the name of your Processor. 
   

   

Because power supply unit isn't connected to to your motherboard in any way for you to find out it's model name, you have to open the computer case and see it for yourself. Power supply unit looks like this: 

1. Press Start key and R keys at the same time. Run window will open.
2. Type in "devmgmt.msc"
   

   

3.  Select Disk drives then right click the one with ATA in it's name and select Properties.

   

4.  The name of your hard drive wll be  the first thing you see under the General tab.

1. Press Start key and R key at the same time.
2. Run window will pop up, type "msinfo32" into the text box and select Ok.
   

   

3.  System manufacturer is the manufacturer of your motherboard and System model is motherboard model.

   

1. Press Start key and R keys at the same time. Run window will open.
2. Type in "devmgmt.msc"
   

   

3. Device manager window will be opened. In the Display Adapter you can see the name of your video card. If you can't see the name, check the solutions on how to install drivers.
   

   

1. Press Start key and R key at the same time.
2. Run window will pop up, type "msinfo32" into the text box and select Ok.
   

   

3.  Select the +  next to the Components section then select + next to Network section and under the "Name" label there's your Network card name.

1. Press Start key and R keys at the same time. Run window will open.
2. Type in "devmgmt.msc"
   

   

3. Under the Network adapters there will be the name of your network card. If no name is shown, check out the solutions on how to instal drivers.
   

   

   
   

    

1. Press Start key and R key at the same time.
2. Run window will pop up, type "msinfo32" into the text box and select Ok.
   

   

3.  Select the +  next to the Components and then select CD-ROM. The name will be on your right.

Many CD-ROMs have device's name on them. Check for the text labels on on the CD-Rom that's in your computer case.

Open the computer case and see what kind of ram your computer uses. Just unscrew the screws on the back and take a look inside. Ram looks like this: 

on it, you'll find the manufacturer's mame and model name.

If you want to find out more information about your monitor, it's model and serial number, turn it around and look if there's a sticker on the back that contains more information. 

1. Press Start key and R keys at the same time. Run window will open.
2. Type in "devmgmt.msc"
   

   

3. Your sound card will be listed under the Sound, video and game controllers.