How I can check my domain?

There are multiple ways to check a domain, including:

Check your computer’s domain name

On a Windows 10 PC, you can find your computer’s domain name by following these steps:

1. Click the Start Menu  
2. Go to Control Panel  
3. Click System and Security  
4. Click System  
5. Your computer’s domain name will be at the bottom next to “Domain:”

• Check your computer’s domain name
• On a Windows 10 PC, you can find your computer’s domain name by following these steps:
  1. Click the Start Menu  
  2. Go to Control Panel  
  3. Click System and Security  
  4. Click System  
  5. Your computer’s domain name will be at the bottom next to “Domain:”  
• Check if a domain name is available
• Use a domain name checker to see if a domain name is available. If it’s not available, you can use WHOIS to see who owns the domain name.  
• Check a domain’s history
• Use WHOIS to see the domain’s current and previous owners, as well as its “title history”.  
• Check a domain’s rating
• Use a domain rating checker to get detailed information about a domain, including its DR score and backlink analysis.  
• Verify a domain
• Use the “Verify” button to check the domain of an email address.  
• Verify a domain with a TXT record
• In the prove ownership section of your domain, add a TXT record in the DNS option. Then, click the Verify TXT record button