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W2K Uptime

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by thamer

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How can I tell the uptime (the time during which a computer is operational) of a W2K machine without having to install any new program?

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by an_it_guy

Event Viewer logs an entry in the System events every time the machine starts and shuts down. If the machine was abruptly restarted for some reason, this is also logged-in the next time the system recovers.
Hope this helps.

by cactus pete

This utility uses the event log entries. This can be inaccurate, though, especially if the event logs are corrupted, or if the entry has been cleared.

by azizhakim

There is a tool that can accomplish this task.From the microsoft site or nt 4.0 resource kit,the tool you want is srvinfo.exe.copy in system32 or anywhere(point to location) and run srvinfo.exe .Uptime will be given.Hope it helps

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