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Answer» Hi all, Im a beginner to this site, found very interesting POSTS thought I'll get the result. My QUERY is: How to know the system (the server ) startup time, i.e, wen it is started. in linux we have UPTIME command Many thanks in advance Athil Quote from: athil on May 26, 2009, 02:17:31 AM Hi all, Im a beginner to this site, found very interesting posts thought I'll get the result. My Query is: How to know the system (the server ) startup time, i.e, wen it is started. in linux we have UPTIME command Many thanks in advance Athil systeminfo\|find "Up Time" then do CONVERSION now() - uptimeHi Reno, Pls tel how to use that command, i want to know in Windows server Athil1. start->run 2. type 'cmd' 3. then on command prompt type 'system info\|find "Up Time" result Code: [Select]C:\>systeminfo\|find "Up Time" System Up Time: 0 Days, 2 Hours, 23 Minutes, 22 SecondsMany thanks I received the following MESSAGE Code: [Select]C:\>system info\|find "up time" 'system' is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file. C:\>'system info\|find "up time"' ''system' is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file. now im working in windows xp sory typo error Code: [Select]C:\>systeminfo\|find "up time" C:\> but i didnt get any mesg Great Code: [Select]C:\>systeminfo \|find "Up Time" System Up Time: 0 Days, 5 Hours, 5 Minutes, 2 Seconds Many Thanks Reno Worth to know the cmd Hi Reno, Friends greet me but credit goes to u Athilanother alternative is using a script. download the attached vbscript, rename the .txt extension to .vbs extension, then double-click uptime.vbs to run. besides you can know when the last time the system startup, there is also some more information you can find out about the OS, such as installed date, servicepack no, etc. [attachment deleted by admin]Hi Reno, It worked, Great. Many thanks Athil

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Hi all,

Im a beginner to this site, found very interesting POSTS thought I'll get the result.

My QUERY is: How to know the system (the server ) startup time, i.e, wen it is started.
in linux we have UPTIME command

Many thanks in advance
Athil Quote from: athil on May 26, 2009, 02:17:31 AM

Hi all,

Im a beginner to this site, found very interesting posts thought I'll get the result.

My Query is: How to know the system (the server ) startup time, i.e, wen it is started.
in linux we have UPTIME command

Many thanks in advance
Athil

systeminfo|find "Up Time"

then do CONVERSION now() - uptimeHi Reno,

Pls tel how to use that command, i want to know in Windows server

Athil1. start->run
2. type 'cmd'
3. then on command prompt type 'system info|find "Up Time"

result
Code: [Select]C:\>systeminfo|find "Up Time"
System Up Time: 0 Days, 2 Hours, 23 Minutes, 22 SecondsMany thanks

I received the following MESSAGE

Code: [Select]C:\>system info|find "up time"
'system' is not recognized as an internal or external command,
operable program or batch file.

C:\>'system info|find "up time"'
''system' is not recognized as an internal or external command,
operable program or batch file.

now im working in windows xp

sory typo error

Code: [Select]C:\>systeminfo|find "up time"

C:\>
but i didnt get any mesg

Great

Code: [Select]C:\>systeminfo |find "Up Time"
System Up Time: 0 Days, 5 Hours, 5 Minutes, 2 Seconds
Many Thanks Reno Worth to know the cmd Hi Reno,

Friends greet me but credit goes to u

Athilanother alternative is using a script.
download the attached vbscript, rename the .txt extension to .vbs extension, then double-click uptime.vbs to run.

besides you can know when the last time the system startup, there is also some more information you can find out about the OS, such as installed date, servicepack no, etc.

[attachment deleted by admin]Hi Reno,

It worked, Great. Many thanks

Athil

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