Support staff frequently need the "Computer Name" to be able to provide specific types of support. If you are logged in using your Unity ID on your Windows machine, follow these steps.
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If you are able to log in on Windows
The Settings app offers build, edition, and version information in a user-friendly form.
- Hit Windows+I to open Settings.
- In the Settings window, navigate to System > About.
- Scroll down a bit and you’ll see the information you’re after.
- The name of the computer will be listed beside Device Name will generally have the following format: DEPARTMENT-6 Characters (for example: OITHELP-32DB56)
If you are not able to log in on Windows
- On the login screen below the username and password fields, click How do I sign into another domain?
- In the pop-up that appears, look for the computer name in the following format: DEPARTMENT-6 Characters (for example: OITHELP-32DB56). That is your computer's name.
Not on a Windows computer?
How To Find The Computer Name or Local Hostname in Mac
Escalation
Any questions on process or content contained in this document should be escalated through the NCSU Help desk and a have an incident assigned to the OIT_DESKTOP_SUPPORT team.
Related Documentation
https://ncsu.service-now.com/kb_view.do?sysparm_article=KB0015344
Title: Find Computer Name in Windows
Service: IT Service Delivery & Support
Template if applicable: na
Assignment Group(s): OIT_DESKTOP_SUPPORT
Document Owner: OIT_DESKTOP_SUPPORT
Available Priorities: Medium, Low
Keywords: OIT Managed Desktops, Windows, Computer name, build, hostname, how do I find my computer name, finding my computer name, how do I find the hostname, where do I find my computer name