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Accessing Device Manager in Windows 10, 11: guide

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Here you will find out:

  • how to access Device Manager in different ways
  • how DiskInternals can help you

Are you ready? Let's read!

Via Start Menu

Load Device Manager via Start Menu

The easiest and fastest way to open a Device Manager is by using the search bar in the Start Menu. To do this, left-click on the Start button and enter "Device Manager" in the search bar. Find and select the Device Manager icon from the results. This will take you to the Device Manager dialog box.

Via Power User menu

Load Device Manager via Power User menu

Windows 10, 11 has a hidden Power User menu; many users don't know anything about this menu at all. However, there are shortcuts to basic computer management utilities, including Device Manager. To access the Power User menu, press Windows key + X on your keyboard or right-click the Start button. A menu will immediately appear where select "Device Manager" from the list.

Via Control Panel

Load Device Manager via Control Panel

The Device Manager can be selected and opened in the Control Panel. To do this, open the Start menu and type "control panel" in the search bar. Select the "Control Panel" icon with the left mouse button. Once the Control Panel window opens, click the Hardware and Sound section, then select Device Manager.

Via Windows settings

Load Device Manager via Windows settings

Opening the Device Manager using Windows settings is also easy. First, click the gear icon in the Start menu or by pressing Windows key + I, and you will be taken to Settings. Then go to the "System" section and open the "About" subsection. Then scroll down and click on Device Manager. Alternatively, under Settings, you can search for "Device Manager" and then click the link you want.

Run command

Load Device Manager via Run command

The Device Manager can be opened without any problems through the command line or the Run window. Press Windows key + R, and you will be taken to the Run window. Next, paste or enter “devmgmt.msc” and click OK. The Device Manager will now appear on your screen instantly.

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