time computer is running

[A man]

Is there a small app that will track the total time my computer has
been on BETWEEN SHUTDOWNS? I know there is an internal clock that
tracks how long the computer has been on but that is reset when the
computer is turned off. I want the total run time of the computer
between shutdowns.

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[Bob Adkins]

Is there a small app that will track the total time my computer has
been on BETWEEN SHUTDOWNS? I know there is an internal clock that
tracks how long the computer has been on but that is reset when the
computer is turned off. I want the total run time of the computer
between shutdowns.

Windows XP tracks this. Press ctl-alt-del and surf the tabs for it.

Google for a little program called "uptime" for a quick and easy peek.

Bob

 

[Bernd Schmitt]

Windows XP tracks this. Press ctl-alt-del and surf the tabs for it.

Google for a little program called "uptime" for a quick and easy peek.

Isn't uptime the time _since_ last reboot? Maybe definition was
"enhanced" by Microsoft

Bernd

 

[WebWalker]

Is there a small app that will track the total time my computer has
been on BETWEEN SHUTDOWNS? I know there is an internal clock that
tracks how long the computer has been on but that is reset when the
computer is turned off. I want the total run time of the computer
between shutdowns.

If you are using Win98,

Goto :-
StartMenu > Run > "msinfo32" type in.

Check the "UpTime".

 

[A man]

Sorry for not being more clear. But I wanted total usage time "since
I bought the computer".

 

[John Fitzsimons]

Sorry for not being more clear. But I wanted total usage time "since
I bought the computer".

From another post here today :

http://www.stefanlautenbach.de/code/bootlog_about.htm ?


Regards, John.

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