I have a broken computer in my closet (at my house)

[Alias]

How would I see what kind of hardware it had? cause I could make some money off of it on ebay.

[Carbon Dudeoxide]

I assume this is a Desktop computer?

If so, you will have to remove all the components and parts and identify them individually.
A simple way to do this would be to type in the model numbers and/or labels into Google and see what results it turns up.

If you have never built/taken apart a computer before, I would ask someone else with experience to help you.

[Alias]

actually no, it's an '05 laptop. Its charger wire broke. inside. to repair it it was 700$ my new computer was like 1000$ so logically I got that one.

[Aegis]

This sounds like a laptop computer, correct?

[Alias]

yes (sorry I was shoveling my face with food)

[Spoiler]

You can look up the make and model on the web....or you could just post the make and model here.

[Alias]

ah, okay, But I only get home around 6:40 pm.  so it would be a while.

[patio]

DLoad and install and run Everest Home...
It will tell you more info than you need to know...

[Aegis]

yes (sorry I was shoveling my face with food)

No need to apologize.  I am rather fond of doing that, too.   

[willythecat]

Sorry for jumping in on your post Alias, but Patio, thanks for that Everest link. Really brill. Will probably never use it, but then again you never know!
WTC

[Carbon Dudeoxide]

Unless you want to take the laptop apart, you don't need to know what the individual parts are. Just the laptop model.

[patio]

Sorry for jumping in on your post Alias, but Patio, thanks for that Everest link. Really brill. Will probably never use it, but then again you never know!
WTC

Nice tool eh ? ?