# How to Find Your Computer’s Name (Hostname)

### Option 1: Check in Settings (Windows 10/11)

1. Click the **Start Menu** (Windows icon in the bottom-left corner).
2. Select **Settings** (gear icon).
3. Go to **System** → **About**.
4. Under **Device name**, you’ll see your computer’s name.

### Option 2: Use a Quick Command

1. Press **Windows Key + R** on your keyboard.
2. Type `cmd` and press **Enter**.
3. In the black window that opens, type:

   ```
   hostname
   ```
4. Press **Enter**. Your computer name will appear on the next line.

#### Why It Matters

Sharing your computer’s name helps IT support quickly find your device in their management tools. This saves time when troubleshooting or applying fixes.


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