Below are the steps for entering the Device Manager in each of the major versions of Windows. Select a link below for the version of Windows on your computer and follow the instructions.
Bạn đang xem: Mở device manager win 10
How to open the Device Manager in Windows 10
Select Device Manager in the menu. In Device Manager, you see something similar to the example below.Tip
In the Windows search box, you can type device manager and click Device Manager in the search results to open the Device Manager.
Once in the Device Manager, you can start identifying problems in Windows Device Manager.
How to open the Device Manager in Windows 8
OR
Access the Windows desktop.Click Settings, then click the Device Manager icon. In Device Manager, you see something similar to the example below.Tip
In Windows 8.1, you can also access the Device Manager by pressing the Windows key+X key to open the Power User Tasks Menu. In the menu that opens, select Device Manager.
Once in the Device Manager, you can start identifying problems in Windows Device Manager.
How to open the Device Manager in Windows Vista and 7
Once in the Device Manager, you can start identifying problems in Windows Device Manager.
How to open the Device Manager in Windows 2003
In the Administrative Tools, click Computer Management.Xem thêm: Tân Bảng Phong Thần Phần 2 Tập 71, Tân Bảng Phong Thần 2
Once in the Device Manager, you can start identifying problems in Windows Device Manager.
How to open the Device Manager in Microsoft Windows XP and 2000
On the Hardware tab, click the Device Manager button.OR
In the Control Panel, double-click the Systems icon.In the System Properties window, click the Hardware tab.On the Hardware tab, click the Device Manager button and you see something similar to the example below.
Once in the Device Manager, you can start identifying problems in Windows Device Manager.
Open the Device Manager in Windows 95, 98, 98 SE, and ME
Click the Device Manager tab.OR
In the Control Panel, double-click the Systems icon.
Once in the Device Manager, you can start identifying problems in Windows Device Manager.
Microsoft Windows NT 3.x and Windows 3.x users
These versions of Windows do not have a Device Manager feature.
