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Guest
Can anybody tell how I let the cumputer count how many hours I have worked for exempel per week or total
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Lanwench [MVP - Exchange]
Might want to look into some third party time-tracking software. All Windows
knows is how long it's been up since the last reboot - and it won't know
whether you're working or surfing eBay. ;-)
knows is how long it's been up since the last reboot - and it won't know
whether you're working or surfing eBay. ;-)
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Guest
OK let me put the quest in another way. For how long time has my computer been on
Greatful to an answe
Tord
Greatful to an answe
Tord
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Lanwench [MVP - Exchange]
Hmm - I know how to do this easily in WinXP (sysinfo from a command prompt),
but am not sure how to do it in Win2k. Perhaps someone else will post.
but am not sure how to do it in Win2k. Perhaps someone else will post.
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Steve Parry [MVP]
Tord said:
Press CTRL-ALT-DELETE
Logon Date and time is displayed then deduct from current time.
or
type
net statistics server
in a cmd prompt for the same info
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Gary Smith
The date and time on pagefile.sys will show when the system was last
booted. If you have the Win2K Resource Kit, uptime.exe will give the
system up time in great detail:
\\HAL has been up for: 1 day(s), 5 hour(s), 28 minute(s), 2 second(s)
You can also check the system event log for event ID 6009:
Event Type: Information
Event Source: EventLog
Event Category: None
Event ID: 6009
Date: 03/13/2004
Time: 19:14:21
User: N/A
Computer: HAL
Description:
Microsoft (R) Windows 2000 (R) 5.0 2195 Service Pack 3 Uniprocessor Free.
booted. If you have the Win2K Resource Kit, uptime.exe will give the
system up time in great detail:
\\HAL has been up for: 1 day(s), 5 hour(s), 28 minute(s), 2 second(s)
You can also check the system event log for event ID 6009:
Event Type: Information
Event Source: EventLog
Event Category: None
Event ID: 6009
Date: 03/13/2004
Time: 19:14:21
User: N/A
Computer: HAL
Description:
Microsoft (R) Windows 2000 (R) 5.0 2195 Service Pack 3 Uniprocessor Free.
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George Hester
dang why don't I see the forest for the trees? Thanks Steve.
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Steve Parry [MVP]
In
don't ya just hate it when that happens ;o)George Hester said:
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Guest
Today yes but the last years? E.g. hours per month.
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Steve Parry [MVP]
In
That was'nt what was asked for .... as I read it anyway
)
If you open event viewer
Start
Run
type
eventvwr.msc
click OK
in the System log will be entries numbered
6005 showing the event service started (the PC was turned on)
6006 showing the event service was stopped (the PC was turned off)
requires a bit more work to do the calcs now ;o)
Tord said:
That was'nt what was asked for .... as I read it anyway
)If you open event viewer
Start
Run
type
eventvwr.msc
click OK
in the System log will be entries numbered
6005 showing the event service started (the PC was turned on)
6006 showing the event service was stopped (the PC was turned off)
requires a bit more work to do the calcs now ;o)
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Guest
Is there any way to open the file sysevent.evt in excel formate?
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Steve Parry [MVP]
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Open Event Viewer
Click on the log you want to work with eg "System Log"
Click Action from the Menu
Click Export List ...
name and save
Open the txt file you just created in Excel
Tord said:
Open Event Viewer
Click on the log you want to work with eg "System Log"
Click Action from the Menu
Click Export List ...
name and save
Open the txt file you just created in Excel