6 Ways to Open Device Manager Windows 10, 8 or 7

Hi everyone, In this video, you will learn to Open Device Manager in Windows 10, 8 and 7. There are plenty of reasons to open Device Manager in Windows, but it’s usually too used to troubleshoot some problems with your computer’s hardware. You might update device drivers, adjust system resources, find Device Manager error codes, or even check in on a device’s status; you’ll need to open Device Manager. The Device Manager has been part of Windows for a long, and it is also available in Windows 11. Only looks and feels have been changed, but the functions of Device Manager are the same on every version of Windows operating systems. The Device Manager is an essential utility that allows you to configure or troubleshoot hardware on your PC. There are several methods to open Device Manager when you need it. You may use any of the below-mentioned ways that you like to use. Using Windows Search menu Through the “Power User” menu From Control Panel Via Run Command Using Settings app Through Command Prompt or Windows PowerShell Let me show you one by one. How to Open Device Manager in Windows 10, 8, and 7 using the Windows Search menu? To open device manager on a Windows PC from the Search menu, click the Start button and type device manager.