With so much emphasis on mobile devices these days, PCs are starting to borrow features from their smaller-screened brethren. One such feature in Windows 10 is built-in location services. It’s true that your laptop or desktop doesn’t have GPS capability, and many (but not all) can’t communicate with wireless cell towers.

Nevertheless, Windows 10 can figure out where you are using Wi-Fi positioning, as well as your device’s Internet Protocol (IP) address. The results are fairly accurate.

To test how well Windows 10 knows where you are, open the built-in Maps app.

Type Maps in the search box next to the Start button.