How to check the specs of a Windows 11 PC

In short

Open Settings, System and scroll down to About. Device specifications lists the Processor, Installed RAM and System type; Windows specifications shows the Edition, Version and OS build. The drive size is under System, Storage.

6 of 6 steps show a real screenshot from our Microsoft Cloud PC.

Steps

1. 1

   Open Settings

   Press Windows + I. The System page opens.

   On our Cloud PC the top of the page shows the PC name with Virtual Machine below it.

   Done
   
2. 2

   Scroll down and click About

   It is the last entry in the list, labelled Device specifications, rename PC, Windows specifications.

   On our Cloud PC, About is the last row on the System page, below Optional features.

   Done
   
3. 3

   Read Device specifications

   Click Device specifications to open it if it is folded. Read the Processor, Installed RAM and System type rows; System type says whether Windows is 64-bit.

   On our Cloud PC these read AMD EPYC 9V74 80-Core Processor (2.60 GHz), 8.00 GB and 64-bit operating system, x64-based processor.

   Done
   
4. 4

   Read Windows specifications

   Edition shows your edition of Windows, Version shows the version number such as 25H2, and OS build shows the build.

   On our Cloud PC these read Windows 11 Enterprise, 25H2 and 26200.9457.

   Done
   
5. 5

   Go back to System and click Storage

   Click System in the left-hand list, then click Storage.

   On our Cloud PC Storage is the sixth row, below Power, labelled Storage space, drives, configuration rules.

   Done
   
6. 6

   Check the drive size

   The System › Storage page shows how large the drive is and how much is free.

   On our Cloud PC it shows Windows (C:) - 127 GB with 90.9 GB free.

   Done
   

If you do not see this option

• About is not on the screen Scroll to the bottom of the System page. About is the last entry, below Optional features.
• Device specifications shows no details The section is folded. Click Device specifications or the arrow at the right of its row to open it.
• No graphics card is named On our Cloud PC, a virtual machine, the Graphics Card card on the About page reads No dedicated VRAM and No GPU installed.
• Storage is not in the list Click System in the left-hand list first. On our Cloud PC Storage sits below Power on the System page.

If this does not work

• Windows + I does nothing Click the Settings icon on the taskbar if it is pinned, as it is on our Cloud PC, then click System.
• The storage figures do not match On our Cloud PC the Storage card on the About page shows 128 GB, while the Storage page shows Windows (C:) - 127 GB. Use the Storage page for the drive size and free space.
• You need to send the details to someone Click Copy next to Device specifications or Windows specifications, then paste the text into an email or message.

Good to know

The Copy button next to each section copies the details so you can paste them into an email.

For the graphics card, open Settings, System, Display, Advanced display. The name is shown under Display information. On our Cloud PC the Graphics Card card on the About page reads No dedicated VRAM and No GPU installed.

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About this guide

Device

Windows

Shown on

Windows 11 Enterprise 25H2 (build 26200.9457), Microsoft Cloud PC

App

Settings

Path

Settings › System › About

Real screenshots

6 of 6 steps

Checked

October 2026

Sources

1 official, linked below

Sources

• Microsoft Support: Find information about your Windows device

Links checked October 2026. Menus and features can change with updates.

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