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# Computers

View **Computers** allows management and monitoring (according to the configured settings) of all devices with the agent installed—that is, a system service running in the background. This view provides access to detailed information about individual endpoints, and also enables group operations and data filtering. Below is a detailed description of the interface elements and their functions.

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The view is divided into sections **All**, **Assigned** and **Unassigned**. Devices can be assigned to users or remain without an assigned owner.

## **Widgets - Main Statistics**

At the top of the screen, statistics are displayed for different types of devices in the infrastructure:

* **Computers**: Number of computers with the service installed.
* **Servers**: Number of servers with the service installed.
* **Virtual Machines**: Number of virtual machines.
* **Other Devices**: Other devices in the infrastructure.

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{% hint style="warning" %}
The displayed widgets depend on the current state of the infrastructure. If only computers are detected in the system, only the widget will be displayed **Computers**. Similarly, the widgets **Servers**, **Virtual Machines** or **Other Devices** appear only when a given device type is present in the infrastructure.
{% endhint %}

## Additional Functions <a href="#toc1750618043" id="toc1750618043"></a>

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* Clicking the arrow in the lower-left corner of the screen collapses or expands the side menu with tabs, which allows for increasing the workspace on the screen.

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