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How to check the System Information of your PC

Want to check the system Information of your PC. Follow the steps given below:

1. Open Command prompt.
2. Type the following code 'msinfo32'
You will be able to see all your system information including
1. Drivers intalled on your PC for the particular device.
2. Display information including your GPU memory.
3. Processor architecture.
4. OS information.  
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