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(General Guidelines Supported Systems: a. Windows b. macOS Purpose: Device names are unique labels used for network identification.)
 
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# Open '''Settings''' from the taskbar circled in red.
# Open '''Settings''' from the taskbar circled in red.


[[File:ImageSet.png]]2. Navigate to:
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2. Navigate to:
 
a. '''System'''
a. '''System'''
b. '''About'''
b. '''About'''


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'''Outcome''': You can find the device name of your Windows device.
'''Outcome''': You can find the device name of your Windows device.
----'''On macOS Devices:'''
----'''On macOS Devices:'''
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b. '''About'''
b. '''About'''
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3. Locate the '''Device Name''' section.
3. Locate the '''Device Name''' section.



Revision as of 11:25, 7 March 2025

General Guidelines

  1. Supported Systems: a. Windows b. macOS
  2. Purpose: Device names are unique labels used for network identification.

Finding Device Name

On Windows Devices:

  1. Open Settings from the taskbar circled in red.

2. Navigate to:

a. System

b. About

3. Locate the Device Name section.


Outcome: You can find the device name of your Windows device.


On macOS Devices:

  1. Click the Apple logo (top left) and select System Settings.
  2. Navigate to:

a. General

b. About

3. Locate the Device Name section.

Outcome: You can find the device name of your macOS device.