How to Find Username on Windows 10: Steps InformationUpdated 25 days ago

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To find your username on Windows 10, there are multiple methods you can use. One quick way is through Command Prompt—press Win + R, type cmd, and press Enter. Then, type whoami and hit Enter to display your current username.

Key Highlights: Find Your Username on Windows 10

• Start Menu: Click the Windows icon in the bottom-left corner to view your username displayed under your profile picture.
• Command Prompt: Open Command Prompt and type echo %username% to display your username.
• Control Panel: Navigate to Control Panel > User Accounts to see your username under account settings.
• Settings Menu: Go to Settings > Accounts > Your Info to find your username.
• File Explorer: Open File Explorer > This PC > Local Disk (C:) > Users to find your username in the user folder.
• Task Manager: Open Task Manager > Users tab to see the active users and their usernames.
• PowerShell: Open PowerShell and type whoami to instantly find your username.

These methods help you quickly locate your username on Windows 10 for various uses.