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Why not just delete this listing?
Why not just delete this listing?
(REMOVED) UpTime 1.03
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UpTime is a small free utility that shows you how long Windows has been running. It displays the number of years, months, weeks, days and minutes since your last boot. For example, if your computer has been running for around 5 days Uptime would display 5 Days, 19 Hours, 42 Minutes, 16 Seconds. Extremely accurate to the second, UpTime is a utility you need to keep around.
UpTime is free and can be easiliy added to your system tray for immediate access to your Windows uptime. Perfect utility for server machine or other computers that are not used every day. You can get a quick snapshot of how long the computer has been running. Best of all, UpTime is free.
How to close UpTime:
There are 2 ways to Close Uptime. Simply right-click on the main UpTime screen and choose Close. Alternatively you can right-click on the UpTime icon in the Windows system tray and choose Close.
UpTime is free and can be easiliy added to your system tray for immediate access to your Windows uptime. Perfect utility for server machine or other computers that are not used every day. You can get a quick snapshot of how long the computer has been running. Best of all, UpTime is free.
How to close UpTime:
There are 2 ways to Close Uptime. Simply right-click on the main UpTime screen and choose Close. Alternatively you can right-click on the UpTime icon in the Windows system tray and choose Close.
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you don't need this anyway...
run command prompt as Admin and type "systeminfo"
run command prompt as Admin and type "systeminfo"
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