Wmic: See information on your motherboard

Windows 10 has the wmic command that lets you see various motherboard information that you have installed on your computer.

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The Wmic command shows you a range of system information without having to use third-party tools, such as details about your hard drives or your CPU , etc.

To see some useful information about your computer's motherboard, do the following:
1. Open a command prompt with administrator privileges. If you do not know how, then press Win + X at the same time and select "Command Prompt".
2. Type the following command:

wmic baseboard get Manufacturer, Model, Name, PartNumber, serialnumber

The order will logically give you the following result:

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