With Win. XP at System Information [Run > winmsd], System Summary, should there be an entry "System Up Time:"?

I've just read a post at another site which wonders why the entry reads "System Up Time: N/A", and what the remedy is.

On my system - XP Pro SP2 - there isn't a "System Up Time:" entry at all.

I hope someone can shed light on this matter.

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With Win. XP at System Information [Run > winmsd], System Summary, should there be an entry "System Up Time:"?

I've just read a post at another site which wonders why the entry reads "System Up Time: N/A", and what the remedy is.

On my system - XP Pro SP2 - there isn't a "System Up Time:" entry at all.

I hope someone can shed light on this matter.

.

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Edited January 2, 200620 yr by wolf7448

Thank you for your reply.

I' m not particularly interested in what the system uptime is, as such, but concerned a System Information entry which should be present is not, if such is the case.

Uptime is just how long the computer's been running, so it should be listed. About how long has it been running for, anyway?

for windows xp pro, theres a command line utility that comes preinstalled..

start -> run -> CMD

systeminfo

start -> run -> CMD

systeminfo

So it does! Thank you.

I took the "Systeminfo" of the post title - It was titled "Systeminfo in xp doesn't tell me my uptime" - to be an abreviation of "System Information" [With Win. XP, Run > winmsd > System Information System > Summary] not being aware Run > CMD > systeminfo gave various information about the OS - including that to which the writer referred.

Edited January 2, 200620 yr by WDGC