Are you wondering which version of the Windows operating system you are running? With all the different versions available, it can be difficult to keep track. But have no fear; we’re here to help! In this blog post, we’ll give you all the information you need to easily identify which Windows operating system your device is running. Let’s get started! Learn What Windows Do I Have?
What Windows Do I Have?
The first thing you need to do is open the Control Panel on your computer. To do this, click on Start and then select Control Panel. Once you have opened the control panel window, click on System and Security in the window that appears. This will open a new window with various options related to your computer’s security settings. Look for and click on System in this window, which will open up a page with detailed information about your computer’s hardware and software settings.
Now look for the section labeled Windows edition or OS build and version and take note of what is written there. This should give you an idea of which version of Windows your machine is running. For example, if it says “Windows 10 Home” then that means you are using the latest version of Microsoft’s desktop operating system. If it says “Windows 7 Professional” then that means you are using an older version of Windows but one that is still supported by Microsoft.
Another way to find out which version of Windows your device is running is to check for an update in Settings. To access Settings, simply press the Windows key on your keyboard (the one with four squares) plus I at the same time or just go through Start > Settings > Update & Security > Check for Updates. If there is an update available, it will show up under Important updates and will provide details about what version of Windows it applies to as well as instructions on how to install it.
Conclusion
Knowing which version of Windows operating system you have can be very useful when troubleshooting certain problems or trying out new features and functions that may not be available in older versions of Windows. We hope this blog post has given you a better understanding of how to identify which version of Windows your device is running so that you can make more informed decisions about updating or troubleshooting any issue that may arise with your device in future!