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Anyway to determine how long your system has been up in Win2k?

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imhotepmp

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I know in Win998if you went to system information it would tel you how long your system has been up and running. Canyou dothe same in win2k? I looked in sys info but I cant find it. Thanks


imhotepmp

 
BCYL, heheh, but no. The Logon Date you see when you press Ctrl+Alt+Del is the date you logged on, not the date the operating system was last booted. There could be hundreds of logins and logouts since the last system boot.
 
> "dnetc.exe = System Idle Process?"

No, but if you ask most people around here, they would tell you it should be.

Back to the subject, I believe you can launch msinfo32.exe and will display Uptime in the default window. Definitely true for Win98...I'm not in Win2k at the moment or I'd verify.

Best regards,
Floyd
 
Look at taskmanager -> processes. In there it tells you the time the sytem had been idle. It counts every time the process has some free resources. I think it's a quite okey indication of the uptime 🙂.

AoD 😉
 
Open a command prompt and type the following:

net statistics workstation | more

At the top it says "statistics since ...". This will give the time since the workstation service was started, so if someone has performed the commands:

net stop workstation
net start workstation

the time up will be incorrect.


 
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