For Windows PCs:(Recommended)

1. Using System Information:

   • Press Windows Key + R to open the Run dialog box.
   • Type msinfo32 and press Enter.
   • The System Information window will open, displaying detailed information about your computer’s hardware and software.

2. Using Settings:

   • Click on the Start button and select Settings (the gear icon).
   • Go to System and then select About.
   • Here you can find information about your device, including processor, RAM, and system type.

3. Using Command Prompt:

   • Press Windows Key + R, type cmd, and press Enter to open the Command Prompt.
   • Type systeminfo and press Enter.
   • This command will display a comprehensive list of your system’s specifications.

For macOS:

1. Using About This Mac:

   • Click the Apple logo in the top left corner of your screen.
   • Select About This Mac.
   • A window will open showing an overview of your Mac, including the model, processor, memory, and graphics.

2. Using System Information:

   • Click the Apple logo and select About This Mac.
   • Click on the System Report button.
   • This will open the System Information app, providing detailed specs about your Mac’s hardware and software.

For Chromebooks:(Not supported by SKYTRAK App)

1. Using Chrome Browser:

   • Open the Chrome browser.
   • Type chrome://system in the address bar and press Enter.
   • This will display system information about your Chromebook, including CPU, memory, and OS version.

2. Using Settings:

   • Click on the status area (where your account picture is) in the bottom right corner.
   • Click the Settings gear icon.
   • Scroll down and click on About Chrome OS.
   • Here you can find information about your device and system.

For Linux PCs:(Not supported by SKYTRAK App)

1. Using Terminal:

   • Open the Terminal application.
   • Type lshw (list hardware) and press Enter (you might need to install it first using sudo apt-get install lshw).
   • This command will display detailed information about your system’s hardware.

2. Using GUI Tools:

   • Different Linux distributions have various tools; for example, on Ubuntu, you can use the System Monitor application to view system information.
   • Alternatively, you can use Hardinfo (System Information and Benchmark tool) which you can install using sudo apt-get install hardinfo.

For Mobile Devices (Android and iOS):

1. Android Devices:

   • Open Settings.
   • Scroll down and tap on About phone or About device.
   • Here you can find information about your device’s hardware and software specifications.

2. iOS Devices:

   • Open Settings.
   • Tap on General and then About.
   • This screen provides details about your device, including model, capacity, and iOS version.

By following these instructions, you can easily find the specifications of various devices, which can help you ensure compatibility with software and troubleshoot any issues.