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How to find serial number of your computer using cmd on windows

Hey guys, today I am here to tell you another trick in windows. imagine this situation, if you want to download drivers for your machine from your machine's manufacturer site or you have a problem in your machine and calls the technical support team and the person on the other side requires a serial number (also known as service tag) of your device, then in those situations you can find your machine's serial number if you are logged in to your windows operating system.


 Find serial number using cmd 

  •  First open your run box (using windows+r) type cmd and hit enter
  •  In the command prompt enter this command:
 
                 wmic bios get serialnumber


  •  you can also use this command
 
                wmic csproduct get name, identifyingnumber



That's it guys, Hope you find this information useful.

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  1. nice write up. How to view your windows PC serial Number via CMD.

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    1. Thanks John. I am really glad that you liked this article. Can you please tell me your question again, I didn't get it. Are you talking about windows product key?

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