Operating System Specs Windows XP
Finding Your System Specifications
You can find your Windows XP system specifications by following these step-by-step instructions.
Step 1
Left-click the "Start" button in the bottom left-hand corner of the screen.
Step 2
Right-click "My Computer" in the Start menu.
Step 3
Left-click "Properties" in the menu.
Step 4
The "System Properties" window will appear. In the "General" tab, you will see the system specifications. The red boxes shown in the above image highlight the key information. Steps 5 through 7 will explain what you see here in more detail.
Step 5
Under the "System" header, you will see the edition of Windows you are running and the service pack, as indicated by the red boxes in the above image. Note that if you are running the 64-bit version of Windows XP, it will say "x64 Edition" under this header. Otherwise, you are running 32-bit.
Step 6
Under the "Registered to" header, you will see the name of the domain or workgroup the computer is joined to. In this case, it is joined to the NAU domain.
Step 7
Under the "Computer" header, you will see the system information. The first red box in the above image indicates the processor information, including the model number and speed. The second box indicates the amount of RAM that is installed.
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