Most of the time, custom-built PCs won't actually have a serial number. You can check if your PC has one by following the usual steps for finding your Windows computer's serial number, or by ...

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Custom-built PCs usually don't have serial numbers; depending on the situation, you may be able to create one or use the motherboard's serial number.