I have just reset my network connection the other day. Is there any other way to tell how long Windows has been up for? However, my other network connection says 18 days. Pretty impressive for a main computer that has a load of shit installed that I use for everything.

Not that I know of Dani I know there is a thrid party software but, nothing is like the network connection dialog box.

I use this on Windows, and it is the perfect little tool. Nothing beats `uptime` though. ;-)

http://www.rundegren.com/software/windowsuptime/

Isn't there a way to see how long a process has been running? Just do a little math with running time from explorer.
I think my best was 37 days, before the system locked up. It was a dual p133 server that does nothing but give me an extra harddrive on my network. It'll randomly lock up occationally.

Every 10-20 days I will post a update on the uptime.

Oh yeah forgot to add this Windows box is on Windows .NET Build Beta Series. That's right .NET baby not quiet yet 2003.

Will I am up on 110 days and still going. We will see how far it really goes UPS is no more and LA is having power problems I hope I will make it through the summer.

umm...don't betas normally time-out in 90 or 150 days? Well, anyway, I just don't see how you can get high windows uptime when critical patches comes out weekly...maybe possible for an isolated server.

There is console based uptime tool, which I use at work also:
http://www.microsoft.com/ntserver/nt...me/default.asp

This build you really can't "Update" it because the updates you see are not meant for this build. Another thing is I happen to be a MS beta tester so there is no timer. Also if you remember about 1 1/2 year ago MS sent out beta testers the 20 CD kit this happened to the be one of many flavors of Win .NET/2003