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If your tablet stops working and technical support asks for your device’s serial number, don't panic — it’s easy to find.
Here are several places where you can quickly locate your Microsoft Surface tablet’s serial number. (Hint: It's even on the device itself!)
A serial number is a sequence of letters and numbers that's unique to an individual product. It's often used to track ownership, so you’ll need to know your tablet’s serial number when you register it. You’ll also need this number if you’re sending it for repairs. In the case your tablet is stolen, you might need to supply this number to the police and your insurance company.
You can find the serial number directly on your tablet. Depending on the model, here's where to look:
Regardless of the model, if you’re running Windows 10 or 11, you can also find your serial number in your system's settings. Turn on your tablet, then click on “Start,” then “Settings,” then “System,” then “About.” You'll reach a page that lists windows specifications, including your tablet’s serial number.
You can find the serial number even if you don’t have your tablet nearby, by using the Microsoft Surface app on your Android smartphone or iPhone. Open the app, select your Microsoft Surface tablet from the list of devices, and view the device information. Your serial number should be listed there.
If you've saved your tablet’s original packaging, you can also find the serial number on the barcode.
You can determine a tablet's model number using the Surface app as well. Open the app and select “Device Information.” The model number is listed there.
IMEI numbers are different than serial numbers. The IMEI is a 15-digit number that identifies a device, such as a smartphone, on mobile networks. It only applies to communication devices, and it can keep a lost or stolen phone from being used by whoever has it.