From this Devices section, you can also see other devices linked with your Microsoft account like your phone or Xbox One console. Now, the data you get isn’t the latest real-time info, but it does give you a recent snapshot of the basic status of your machines. If you have several PCs that are running Windows 10, and you’re signed in with your Microsoft account, this feature can help with managing your systems. There you will find other system and hardware info like your PC’s processor, graphics card, RAM, and more. If you need more details on each of your systems, head to the Device info & Support section. It includes the version of Windows that’s running, Windows Defender Security Center info, and at the bottom of the screen, you will see the size of the PCs drive and how much space is left. Then you will get an overview of the status of the PC you choose. To make things easier, you might just want to make a bookmark for /devices which will take you directly to the Devices section. To check on other devices linked with your account, sign into the Microsoft Dashboard using your Microsoft account credentials. Then click “Manage Devices” at the top of the page or choose the device you want to manage if it is showing on the “Devices” card on the dashboard.
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