Windows 8 find computer name windows 8#

Right-click the Network Neighborhood icon.Viewing and changing the computer name in Windows 98 and earlier If you need to change the computer's name, click the Properties button and enter a new computer name in the window that opens. On this tab, you see the 'Full computer name' and the 'Workgroup' you're using. In the Properties window, click the Network Identification tab.On the desktop, right-click the My Computer icon.Viewing and changing the computer name in Windows 2000 On this tab, you see the 'Full computer name,' 'Workgroup,' and possibly a 'Computer description.' If you want to change the computer name, click the Change button and enter a new computer name in the window that opens. In the Properties window, click the Computer Name tab.On the desktop, right-click the My Computer or Computer icon.Viewing and changing the computer name in Windows XP In the System Properties window, you see the 'Computer name' and 'Full computer name' listed, as shown in the picture above.On the desktop, right-click the Computer icon.Viewing and changing the computer name in Windows Vista and 7 Enter a new computer name in the window that opens. In the System Properties window, click the Change button.If you want to change the computer name, click the Change settings link to the right of the computer name.In the System Properties window, you see the 'Computer name' and 'Full computer name' listed, as shown in the picture below.Right-click Start to access the Power User Task Menu.

Windows 8 find computer name windows 8#

Viewing and changing the computer name in Windows 8 and 10