How to Find Your Motherboard Details in Windows 11
Finding your exact motherboard model in Windows 11 takes less than two minutes using built-in Windows tools, meaning you never need to open your PC case or look inside the physical hardware. Your motherboard is the main circuit board that connects all your computer parts together, and you need to know its exact make and model number when you buy compatible hardware upgrades or install specific driver updates.
You can check these details instantly using either the System Information app or a quick command in Command Prompt.
You can find your motherboard details in Windows 11 by opening System Information and looking for “BaseBoard” information. Alternatively, open Windows Terminal and type ‘wmic baseboard get product,Manufacturer,version,serialnumber’ to see the manufacturer, model, and version.
How to See Motherboard Details in 🪟 Windows 11
Checking motherboard specifications takes minimal effort using these two approaches:
1Using the System Information App
- Click the Start button (Windows icon) on the taskbar or press the Win on your keyboard.
- Type System Information in the search box and click the app when it appears.
- In the System Information window, make sure System Summary is selected on the left.
- Look for the BaseBoard information on the right side. You will see:
- BaseBoard Manufacturer – The company that made your motherboard
- BaseBoard Product – The model name or number
- BaseBoard Version – The version of your motherboard
The System Information app shows your motherboard details in Windows 11 without requiring you to open the computer case. This built-in tool displays your hardware manufacturer, product name, and version number in one place. You can open it quickly through the Windows search bar to check your exact motherboard model.

2Using Command Prompt or PowerShell
Command Prompt and PowerShell let you find motherboard details in Windows 11 using quick text commands instead of clicking through menus. This method pulls the exact manufacturer and model number straight from your system hardware. It takes just a few seconds to run the command and see your motherboard specifications on screen.
- Right-click the Start button and choose Windows Terminal.
- When the terminal opens, make sure you are in the Command Prompt tab (click the down arrow next to the plus tab to switch if needed).
- Type this command and press Enter:
wmic baseboard get product,Manufacturer,version,serialnumber
Output fields display the manufacturer, product name, version, and serial number.

PowerShell (a command-line shell for system administration) provides an alternative query method:
Get-WmiObject win32_baseboard | Format-List Product,Manufacturer,SerialNumber,Version
The terminal returns the following result:

Summary
- Knowing your motherboard details helps when upgrading or fixing your PC.
- Windows 11 makes it easy to find this info without opening your computer.
- You can check motherboard details using the System Information app or by typing commands in Command Prompt or PowerShell.
Finding your motherboard details in Windows 11 is essential when you want to buy compatible upgrade parts like a new processor or memory. You do not need to look at physical labels inside your PC tower because built-in Windows tools find this information instantly. Both the System Information app and command-line tools give you the exact hardware data you need.
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