Windows XP
- Click on Start.
- Locate “My Computer,” on the right side of the start menu.
- Right click on my computer.
- Select properties from the drop down menu.
- A new windows should pop up called “System”. Under the tab “Computer name” you will find your computer’s name.
Windows 7
- Click on Start.
- Locate “Computer,” on the right side of the start menu.
- Right click on computer.
- Select properties from the drop down menu.
- A new windows should pop up called “System”. Under the heading “Computer name, domain, and work group settings” you will find your computer’s name.
Skye Gilbreth
Contributor at iGirl Tech News
I graduated in June 2013 with a bachelors in Information Technology: Systems Analysis. I currently work at a medical center where I am their database and systems administrator. Some current games that I play are Diablo 3, Never Winter, Path of Exile, League of Legends (not as often as I would like), Star Craft, and the sims.
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