2017年3月10日 · It's returning a time that I know for a fact the machine last restarted. But then later that night it was turned off and turned back on this morning. Yet it's returning the last restarted time. 5 bucks says a month from now it'll report the uptime is a month long. Lots of machines on my network show many months of uptime which is all bogus.

2012年7月23日 · Like the tool from Microsoft, but compatible with all operating systems up to and including Windows 10 and Windows Server 2016, this uptime utility does not require an elevated command prompt and offers an option to show the uptime in both DD:HH:MM:SS and in human-readable formats (when executed with the -h command-line parameter).

2022年7月19日 · How do I get Windows uptime? systeminfo | find "System Boot Time:" shows the time it has been up since, but not for how long, that would need to be calculated separately. I need something like uptime -p on Linux but for Windows. If it's a shell command, then I'll run it via Python and grab the input.

2020年10月20日 · The following commands can get the uptime for Windows as a formatted date and time: >wmic path Win32_OperatingSystem get LastBootUpTime | find "." 20201031212925.500000-180 >systeminfo | find "System Boot Time" System Boot Time: 10/31/2020, 9:29:25 PM >net statistics workstation | find ":" Statistics since 10/31/2020 9:29:36 PM >wmic os get ...

2022年7月16日 · Thanks Io-oI but didn't work for me. I wanted to use e.g. systeminfo like so: C:\Windows\System32>systeminfo | find "System Boot Time" where I get back System Boot Time: fre-15-juli- 2022, 23:08:53 C:\Windows\System32> and here, get 'press any key to exit' whereupon cmd would exit on key press and the window would close.

2021年2月2日 · You can see system uptime located toward the bottom of the window. This will provide you with a live time period on how long the system has been on. Option 2 – Net Statistics Command. You can also see system uptime by using the command prompt. Select “Start“. Type “cmd“, then press “Enter“.

The quotes are needed when the command is passed through a shell, but Python is not the shell, In Python terms, the shell wants to run ['ssh', 'theo@localhost', 'cat /proc/uptime'] and the way to write that in the shell is ssh theo@localhost "cat /proc/uptime". Notice how unquoted spaces turn into argument separators and quotes are discarded ...

2014年5月13日 · Here is one method to get uptime on a standalone machine. You could use psexec to run it on remote machines, or possibly change wmic to extract the info from a remote machine.

2012年12月24日 · It differs by over nine months on mine :-) This is the only correct answer. It gives the actual datestamp of the last boot (or when whatever associated service started after bootup, so very close to it), whereas wmic, Task Manager, and systeminfo all seem to count backwards from the current time by the number of ticks the PC has been running.

How I can get the system uptime in milliseconds from the Windows command line? I want something like the result of this function: gettickcount(), e.g. 24233241231. Is there a command, utility or trick for this?