On a Windows computer, there are several tools you can use to evaluate your current setup against the newer one you intend to upgrade to.

Is your PC's processor too hot? Here's how to monitor your computer's CPU temperature, and lower it if needed.

Learn how to become a computer and information systems manager, along with some certifications that could further your career path.

Checking the tech specs can be handy when replacing a hardware component or troubleshooting a problem, and this guide will show you how to complete this process on Windows 10.

Need to know what version of Windows your computer is running, or what components your machine has? Here’s how to locate and decipher your PC’s specifications.

How to save Computer specs on System information result: If you want a copy of computer specs that appears on the System information you need for future reference, you can save the specs.

Though checking your computer's RAM speed is incredibly simple, Mac and PC have the information located in different places. Here's how to find yours.

Is your computer getting slower, or are you imagining it? We'll walk you through the ways to check your computer's speed.

Too much heat can be harmful to your computer. That’s why you should keep an eye on PC temperature. Read more on how to fix that issue.

Here are the easiest ways to check exactly which version of Windows you have in Windows 11, Windows 10, and Windows 8. Quick tip: To upgrade your PC to Windows 11, read our Windows update guide.

You can check your storage space in Windows 10 through the "This PC" menu in your File Explorer, or your Settings app.