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--- windows_annoyances [2022.03.15 04:46] – [Windows 11 Keyboard Shortcuts Actually Worth Using] Steve Isenberg
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 =====Windows Annoyances=====
 An incomplete list.  Note that some come from old notes and may no longer work or be applicable.
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 Sometimes you want to know your op system's product key.  Here's how. (Thanks, Drew)
-To find your Windows 10 product key using the Command Prompt, you’ll need to [[open the command line application with administrative privileges|#open_command_prompt_as_administrator]]. To do this, type “cmd” in the Windows search bar.
+To find your Windows 10 product key using the Command Prompt, you’ll need to [[#open_command_prompt_as_administrator|open the command line application with administrative privileges]]. To do this, type “cmd” in the Windows search bar.
 Once open, copy and paste the following command and then hit the Enter key:
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   * Choose "Command Prompt (Admin)"
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+====Tell me about my machine====
+[[https://www.belarc.com/products/belarc-advisor]]