Windows Up Time

[Bassman]

I am using Win2k Pro and would like to know if there is a way to tell how long the OS has been running since the last Boot.Thanks, Bassman

[havnblast]

Hmmmmmm I know I have seen programs that do tell ya, but can't think of any names at moment

[sunrat]

There's lots of system info tools that will tell you this. My fave is Cool Beans System Info

[Sluggo]

The Freeware Windows Uptime 1.6 is very simple, and has many features:Displays how long time in days, hours, minutes and seconds that your system has been up. It also displays the exact time of boot and idle time. Ability to log data and display statistics over computer usage. Windows Uptime can also check uptime for remote computers and batch-query machines in a network through commandline switches.Windows Uptime 1.6

[normanlp]

Another program that does this and more is TinyResMeter. It can be found at http://pesoft.fr.st. Norm

[dicknite]

If it's networked, you can look at the properties on the network connection... d|:^)Dick

[ENTWIEDEMALA]

Microsoft also offers a tool for this if you're leery of 3rd party appsMS KB article describing their uptime.exe toolDownload page for uptime

[Guest ThunderRiver]

Microsoft also offers a tool for this if you're leery of 3rd party appsMS KB article describing their uptime.exe toolDownload page for uptime

Yep I use that all the time. Thanks for the link. I actually thought it was on available on Windows 2000 resource kit.

[Gus K]

Microsoft also offers a tool for this if you're leery of 3rd party apps

That's funny.