List three reasons you might use hwinfo when troubleshooting and upgrading a computer

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Elza [17]3 years ago

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Solution:

three reasons you might use hwinfo when troubleshooting and upgrading a computer are as follows:

1) If we want to identify a hardware component with out opening the case.

2. if we want identify Features of a motherboard, video card, or processor.

3. establish benchmarks for the components in

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