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    1. Asked: June 29, 2026In: Operating systems

      What windows operating system do i have?

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      Added an answer on June 29, 2026 at 5:25 pm

      You will find the exact version of your Windows operating system by simply pressing Windows key + R, typing winver, and then hitting Enter. Your screen will pop up with the details of the version and build number of your Windows system. If you need more information regarding your Windows version, yoRead more

      You will find the exact version of your Windows operating system by simply pressing Windows key + R, typing winver, and then hitting Enter. Your screen will pop up with the details of the version and build number of your Windows system. If you need more information regarding your Windows version, you can head over to Settings > System > About. There you will find your Windows version, build, device name, processor, RAM, and system type.

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