How to Check Windows 11 Version on Your PC

This post shows students and new users how to find out which versions of Windows 11 are installed or running on their PCs.

It’s important to know which versions of Windows 11 are installed on your PC for several reasons. Firstly, it can help you decide what software or system drivers to install if you need to. Different versions of Windows may require different software or drivers, so knowing which version you have can save you time and effort.

Additionally, if you’re a student or new user looking to learn about Windows, knowing which version you have installed is important to ensure you follow the correct instructions and procedures.

Finally, if you’re experiencing issues with your PC, knowing which version of Windows you have installed can help troubleshoot the problem and find the appropriate solution.

While you probably won’t want to know the exact version number for whatever Windows version you have installed, knowing the general information about your systems can also be important.

To find out which versions of Windows your device is running:

Press the Windows logo key + R (or click Start and search for Run to find the run command program). Type winver in the Open box, and then select OK.

winver

When you press OK, it should tell you which versions of Windows you’re running but not the details. This should be enough in many cases.

However, to view more details of the version and architecture, follow the steps below

Here’s how to learn more:

Select the Start button and go to Settings, as shown below.

  On the System pane, scroll down to About.

This page shows you more details about your computer, including the device name, the processor installed RAM, and more. Under Windows specifications, you can see which edition and version of Windows your device is running.

You can see that Windows 11 Enterprise is installed, and the system type 64-bit can all be found on the screen above.

To view more details about your computer, use the Windows search feature and look up System Information. Then select it as shown below.

The summary page for System information provides even more details about your system.

These should give you enough information about your systems and the version of Windows running on your machine and device.

Conclusion:

• Knowing the version of Windows 11 installed on your PC is essential for software and driver compatibility.
• It helps students and new users follow the correct instructions tailored to their specific version.
• Identifying your Windows version is crucial for effective troubleshooting and problem-solving.
• The steps provided allow you to easily find out both basic and detailed information about your Windows version and system specifications.
• Keeping this information handy can enhance your overall computer experience and ensure smoother functionality.