Identifying Your Computer Name

For this episode of One-Minute Wednesday, Rob Lee will be showing you how to identify your computer’s name. This information allows us to find your computer on the network, and having it available when you talk to an analyst means that we can help you quicker and you can get back to your day sooner.

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