How to Open System Properties in Windows 10 and Windows 11

Sometimes, Windows users need to access system properties to check important computer information, such as the operating system version, processor type, installed RAM, and other specifications. This guide explains how to open System Properties in Windows 10 and Windows 11.

How to Open System Properties in Windows 10

Windows 10 offers several ways to access system properties:

1. Through the "This PC" Context Menu:
   • Locate the "This PC" icon on the desktop or in File Explorer.
   • Right-click on the icon and select “Properties”. A window with the system properties will open.
2. Using Settings:
   • Open the “Start” menu and choose “Settings” (gear icon).
   • Go to “System”, then select “About”. System information will be displayed here.
3. Via the Search Bar Command:
   • In the taskbar search bar, type “System Information” or “System”.
   • Select the relevant result, and a window with system information will open.

How to Open System Properties in Windows 11

In Windows 11, the process is also straightforward, though the interface may differ slightly from Windows 10:

1. Using Settings:
   • Press Win + I to open Settings.
   • Go to “System”, then select “About”.
   • This section displays essential system information, including the Windows version, processor type, RAM size, and more.
2. Using Win + Pause/Break Shortcut:
   • Press Win + Pause/Break on your keyboard to open the system properties window.
   • This method works in both Windows 10 and Windows 11.
3. Using "System Information" Command:
   • In the taskbar search bar, type “System Information” and select the relevant application.
   • This window provides detailed system information, including hardware configuration.