How to get my machine's NetBIOS name Solved

Question

Hello! In response to this question, an internet user asked me to use AIDA. I did, but so far I haven't been able to find this name. Is it possible to obtain it, how? Thank you

kmanber · Accepted Answer

start, run, cmd <Ok>  in the black box, you type hostname  you get the name of your machine, this name is only known by the private network.

flet le kid · Answer

Hi! Does anyone have an answer?

electrovolt · Answer

And it gets even simpler:

On the Windows Desktop, or in Explorer, right-click on the "Computer" icon and click on "Properties."
Go to the "Computer Name" tab and note the first series of characters before the first dot, next to "Full computer name":

And there you go, no need for DOS ^^

amine thug · Answer

What is your operating system?

TheCover1 · Answer

Hello,

if you want to display your machine's NetBIOS name and other detailed related information, you can type the following command in the CMD console:

nbtstat -n

This will display the local NetBIOS name table.

It's an MS-DOS command that allows you to retrieve various information about your machine's NetBIOS.

The generic command "nbtstat" is specific to this use (NetBIOS). You can then modify the options. To display exactly what you need, always type in CMD:

nbtstat /?

This will display a help menu for this command. The different options for the command will be displayed, and you can then choose the one you want.

How to get my machine's NetBIOS name

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