Windows/Mac - How to Check the System Information

Windows/Mac - How to Check the System Information

Computer spec lays a solid foundation for running Qkids teaching software smoothly. 
Currently, we only support Windows 7 (or above) and MacOS 10.9 (or above) systems.



This document explains how users can check the amount of RAM installed and other system information details, such as the processor speed.
  • Windows 8
  • Windows 7 & Vista
  • Windows XP
  • Mac OS X

Windows 8

Option 1: Windows 8/10: From the start screen search for "msinfo32"
Option 2:
  • From the Start screen, type This PC.
  • Right click (or tap and hold) This PC, and click properties.
  • System information will be displayed as shown:

System Information in Windows 8.

Windows 7 & Vista

  • From the Start menu, right-click Computer, then select Properties .
Click Start, right click on Computer, and select Properties.

Windows XP

  • From the desktop or the Start menu, right-click My Computer, then select Properties.
Click Start, right click on My Computer, and select Properties.
  • System information will be displayed as shown:
XP System Info

Mac OS X

  • Click the Apple icon in the top left, and select About This Mac.
Click Apple, then About This Mac.
  • For more advanced details click More Info... in the About This Macwindow.
Click More Info.
  • System information will be displayed as shown:
Mac System Info
Chromebook & Linux:

Due to recent technical changes, we currently do not accept Chromebook or Linux operating systems at this time. Sorry for the inconvenience!


NOTE: All the above examples are for reference only. Your actual result may differ case by case. Thanks! 



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  1. how to save and download Windows 10 properties for application

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    1. Hi Todd, you can right click 'my computer' and select "Properties", you will find what you need. A screenshot is sufficient.

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  2. I have Windows 10. Is that incompatible?

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    1. Yes Beth, if you can send a copy of your pc spec to hiringmaterials@97kid.com or your hiring staff, this can help us identify whether you meet our technical requirement.

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    2. I sent a copy of my pc specs to hiringmaterials@97kid.com and the email came back in error. Is there another email I can send my specs to? Thanks

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  3. Debra I have W10,RAM6.00, Intell proc/ core RTM , 64 Bit,

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    1. Hello! Sorry, only the students can use an iPad. Teachers must use a computer to teach. I hope this answers your question~

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  5. only 2GB RAM and 32 bit operating system. its a 11 inch samsung laptop windows 7 premiun. Can I join ?

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    1. Hi Khristine,

      Computer requirements are a case by case basis. Please send a screenshot of your computer specifications to our hiring team at hiringmaterials@97kid.com and we will do our best to let you know~!

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  6. On Mac OSX El Capitan, click on "System Report…" under "Overview." The instructions above no longer work.

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    2. Yes! Maybe Qkids support staff could fix this?

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  7. Hello, i have a Microsoft surface pro, how can I know if this computer is compatible to use?

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    1. Hello!

      Please send details of your Surface's hardware to hr@qkids.net, our new hiring email!

      We will glad to evaluate it on a case - by - case basis there.

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  8. Hello,
    I just sent an email a few mins ago with all my material including the 1 min video, computer specs and availability. Can you confirm that you have received it? I keep getting emails back informing me that the email I am sending to does not exist.

    The subject of the email is: "Kirtan Desai_All Hiring Materials".

    Thanks!

    Kirtan Desai

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    1. Hello Kirtan!

      Sorry for the difficulties! If you keep getting those messages, please send a message to hr@qkids.net with the information and a snippet with your problem. We can best assist you there!

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  9. Hi! my name is Jeremias De Leon and i want to teach in your program.

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    1. Hi Jeremias! We are so happy you are interested. You can apply here, at our website:

      http://teacher.qkids.cn/

      Let me know if you have anymore questions!

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  10. Hi!!! My name is Kristina Armenta, I'm trying to submit my application, but when I hit the "SUBMIT" a sign comes up saying that something went wrong. What should I do? Thank you!

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    1. Oh no! Thank you for letting us know. In the meanwhile, try submitting your application directly to hr@qkids.net .

      Include a little bit about yourself, your resume, and your goals. We should be able to help you from there!

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  11. Hello there, i recently received an email with a job offer from you guys but i want to make sure it is legit, these are the 2 emails showing on the email received [hr12@qkids.cn]hr12@97kid.cn. If they are ok, I am interested on applying
    Thanks

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    1. Hello!

      97kid is our parent company from China, sorry for the confusion! That is correct.

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    2. OK thanks, I will send my information and start my application.

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  13. Hi everyone, I have a Macbook Air Version 10.10.5 how would I get into viewing more info because is not an option in about my mac?

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  14. I love my students! I couldn't have a more rewarding career teaching English to Chinese children!

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  15. Yes, I am currently trying to upload my computer specifications screenshot, and it will not respond when I try to. Is there a specific format that it needs to be in? Is there an email that I can send these specs to?

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  16. I am adapt at using screenshots and uploading, but am having the same problem uploading my specs screenshot as others to the application page. I even changed the format to see if it helped, but the upload is not responding. Is there a new email address I can send it to?

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    1. Hello!

      So sorry about these troubles. Just to verify, you're having troubles submitting the screenshot in your application at this website?

      http://teacher.qkids.net/apply

      If it still doesn't work, you can mention the situation to teacher@qkids.net, providing as many details as you can. Sorry again!

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  17. I have Mac OS X Lion 10.7.5 , can I apply with this?

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  18. I am looking into getting a laptop for teaching online while I travel...can you recommend one that will meet all of the requirements necessary for this.
    Thank you.

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  19. I have mac OS high Sierra is this system compatible?

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  20. can it support a chromebook?

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  21. Hi! On the application form and when I go to choose a file to upload and select the screencap it doesn't appear on the form like my .doc resume did. I tried PNG and JPG. I know it's optional, but should I just continue the app anyway?

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  22. Due to Chromebooks being incompatible- is an IP
    hone or IPad appropriate?

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  23. I have a Mac OS Sierra, is this compatible?

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  24. My resume (Word doc) and computer specs (screenshot) will not attach. Is there another option for submission?

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  25. I submitted with a Mac above the specs and was denied. I emailed back to find out what the reqs were-no reply. Help please thanks !

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  26. I am buying a new Windows lap top and want to make sure it's compatible. What exactly is required?

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  27. i have windows 10 and it does not have that option. is anyone able to help me?

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  28. Hi I wish to apply, but I can't find the specs for my computer. It is a Google Chromebook, would it be a valid computer to use?

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