after clicking your start button on your computer screen desktop what options would you then select to examine system component you might want to modify

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after clicking your start button on your computer screen desktop what options would you then select to examine system component you might want to modify

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taskmasters taskmasters · Answer 1 · 2015-12-19T12:14:42+01:00

After clicking the start button on the keyboard of my computer, the Windows start menu is displayed. I would need to click on "Control Panel" on the right-hand side of the start menu. This then opens the Control Panel window. I then need to click on "System". Once the System window has opened, you will see "Device Manager" on the top left-hand corner (Windows 7). Click on Device Manager. This will display a list of system components. You can then inspect the component you need to inspect.