How to check uptime in winxp?

[TallBill]

How?

 

[fastcobra]

Select Start > Run
In the Open: box type cmd and press OK
At the command prompt type systeminfo
about 11 lines down you will see it
or go to
http://www.microsoft.com/ntserver/nts/downloads/management/uptime/default.asp
and download the NT equivalent

 

[MetroRider]

of course, you know that the systeminfo command only works if you have Windows XP Professional, and not in the HOME Edition. The link to which fastcobra gave you is for a really neat console utility called uptime.exe which has some neat switches to use with it.

if you want a graphical based program to tell you of your uptime, then go and visit this site:

http://rm-f.net/~zdv/code/uptime.html

There, you can download a great little win32 program called UPTIME.EXE and easily see your uptime as well. Either program is good, however, one is a console program while the other is a graphical program.

hope this helps you out.... and enjoy

ps (let us know which one you use... personally, i use both )

 

[Armitage]

With a watch, not a calender!

(sorry, I couldn't resist )

 

[bacillus]

also if you've got norton utilities installed, system doctor can display a sensor giving you continous real uptime!

 

[Splork]

If you have a network connected to broadband you could just use the uptime on the network. I find that it's accurate to within +/- a min. or so.

-sp

 

[Epyon9283]

<< With a watch, not a calender!

(sorry, I couldn't resist ) >>



Good one

 

[Ryan]

<< If you have a network connected to broadband you could just use the uptime on the network. I find that it's accurate to within +/- a min. or so.

-sp >>



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