Find your windows experience index in Windows 8.1

Most of you would have noticed that the experience index isn't in windows 8.1 anymore.

WHAT IS EXPERIENCE INDEX?

 Windows experience index is a means of benchmarking or comparing windows systems. It rates the hardware available to a pc and gives a number to enable you compare with friends and know whose pc is more superior.

It used to look like this:

But on windows 8.1 its not there anymore.

The only way it can be accessed is through the CLI (Command Line Interface).

To do view it follow these steps:

Step 1: type cmd in the start menu and press enter.
Step 2: type "winsat prepop" in the window that appears

Step 3: type "windows powershell" in the windows start menu and press enter.

Step 4: type "Get-WmiObject -Class Win32_WinSAT" in the window that opens

Step 4: View results.

The "WinSPRLevel" is your summary score and the remaining scores are individual scores in different categories like memory, 3d graphics, etc.

Your summary score is always the lowset score you get in each individual category.
You can now compare this score with friends.

Hope this helps!