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I was reading another forum and a question concerning system uptime on XP.
One of the responents said to open TaskManager and select CPUTime column and
the SystemIdleProecss is the Systems uptime . Is this correct? I use XP home
and did as he said and it seems close because mine is showing 80 hours . I
don't know for sure how long it has been because I booted my computer a few
days ago. I hibernate at nights so
my laptop can go many days before a fresh boot.
 
I was reading another forum and a question concerning system
uptime on XP. One of the responents said to open TaskManager and
select CPUTime column and the SystemIdleProecss is the Systems
uptime . Is this correct? I use XP home and did as he said and it
seems close because mine is showing 80 hours . I don't know for
sure how long it has been because I booted my computer a few days
ago. I hibernate at nights so my laptop can go many days before a
fresh boot.
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Get the freeware "PSInfo" from Sysinternals and execute it from a
command window. It will report the UpTime on line 1:

<http://www.sysinternals.com/Utilities/PsInfo.html>

HTH,
John
 
I was reading another forum and a question concerning system uptime on XP.
One of the responents said to open TaskManager and select CPUTime column and
the SystemIdleProecss is the Systems uptime . Is this correct? I use XP home
and did as he said and it seems close because mine is showing 80 hours . I
don't know for sure how long it has been because I booted my computer a few
days ago. I hibernate at nights so
my laptop can go many days before a fresh boot.
Click to expand...


Open a Command Prompt
Enter Systeminfo
One of the items in the resulting list will be your System UpTime
 
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