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Uptime since last reboot in Windows 7
If you leave your computer running on a 24/7 basis you might be interested in determining the amount of uptime that has accumulated since the last reboot.
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Click empty space on Taskbar to open a menu.
Select Start Task Manager.
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Select tab Performance.
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At the bottom of the windows you can see Up Time which shows how much time has passed since the last reboot.
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You can also check uptime in more geeky method by using Command Line.
Start cmd
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Run command systeminfo
Under System Boot Time you can see the date and time when the computer was started.
This command also has more general usage as it also shows a lot of other useful info about our system.
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