This post mainly illustrates how to see what SSD I have. If you are also looking for the methods to find SSD details, this post is what you need. Here, MiniTool Partition Wizard lists several ways to check SSD specifications on the PC.

What SSD Details Should You Know

With many advantages, SSDs are widely used on the modern computers. Besides, the number of people who upgrade hard drive to SSD increases rapidly. As there are many types of SSDs on the market, you may be confused about the question – which SSD to buy, like other users.

Tips:
You might see SATA hard drives, PCIe SSDs, M.2 SSDs, U.2 SSDs, NVMe SSDs while shopping in the store.

Actually, you can make a right decision after checking out the specifications of the SSDs and matching with your situation. For instance, check if the storage capacity, read/write speeds, bus type of the SSD meets your demands. The specifications of new SSDs can be viewed on the manufacturer’s official store.

How about the old SSD? How to know what SSD do I have? This post collects some ways to help you find the following SSD details.

  • SSD name
  • Serial number
  • Bus type (SATA or NVMe)
  • Advertised and actual capacity
  • Current status

In addition to SSD details, the following methods also enable you to find HDD details.

Further reading:

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How to See What SSD I Have via Windows Settings

In Windows Settings, you can view device names, capacity, and the bus type of the hard drive. The following steps show you how to check what SSD I have through Windows Settings on Windows 11.

Step 1: Open Settings by pressing the Windows and I keys.

Step 2: Tap on System > Storage.

Step 3: Scroll down the Storage management menu to find Advanced storage settings. Then click this option and then click Disk & Volumes.

Step 4: From the listed disks, click Properties behind the Disk 0. Then items like name, disk ID, manufacturer, model, serial number, media, bus type, location, capacity, and type of the SSD would be displayed.

Tips:
You should know that the first part of the SSD’s device name is the manufacturer.

How to See What SSD I Have via PowerShell

Windows PowerShell, a built-in utility on the Windows PC, also allows you to find the disk name, serial number, media type, operational status, and health status of the hard drive including SSD.

Step 1: Press the Windows and R keys to open the Run dialog window.

Step 2: In the Run window, type powershell and hold the Ctrl + Shift + Enter keys simultaneously. This operation will run PowerShell as administrator.

Step 3: Type Get-PhysicalDisk | Format-Table -AutoSize and hit Enter. Then the serial number, media type, operational status, and health status, usage, and size of the hard drive would be displayed correspondingly.

Tips:
Alternatively, you can run Command Prompt as administrator and then execute the command: “wmic diskdrive get model, serial number, status”.
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How to See What SSD I Have via System Information

How to know what SSD do I have? You can find the answer via System Information. This utility shows the manufacturer, model, bytes/sector, media type, size, and other specifications of the hard drive. Here’s the tutorial on how to check what SSD I have with System Information.

Step 1: Type msinfo32 in the opened Run window and then click OK. This will open the System Information window.

Step 2: Double-click Component > Storage > Disks in the left panel to expand them.

Step 3: Move to the right side of the window to view your SSD specifications.

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How to See What SSD I Have via Device Manager

Device Manager also tells you the specification of the SSD including its name, manufacturer, and location. How to check what SSD I have via Device Manager? Here are the detailed steps.

Step 1: Right-click on the Windows icon and then click Device Manager.

Step 2: Find and double-click Disk drives. Then you can find the name of your SSD.

Step 3: Right-click on the SSD and choose Properties. After that, check the SSD specs under the General tab.

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Having writing articles about computer tech for a long time, I am rather experienced especially on the aspect of computer optimization, PC enhancement, as well as tech terms explanation. The habit of looking through tech forums makes me a great computer issues collector. And then, many articles related to these issues are released, which benefit plenty of users. Professional, effective, and innovative are always the pursuit of an editing worker.