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Not sure if this has been done before but what the heck, if it has then just lockdown the thread please.

Download this client "Uptime-Client++ [Windows 9x/NT/ME/2000/XP/2003]" - http://en.uptime-project.net/page.php?page=download , extract into a folder, double click on client,

Register here http://en.uptime-project.net/page.php?page=login&content=register

Once registerd they will send you an e-mail with a link to activate your account, once this is done open your "uptime client" enter your username and password and hit "update" and minimize, logon here http://en.uptime-project.net/page.php?page=login select "uptime images" on the left hand side, choose you uptime skin, then cut and paste "BB (Board Code)" on here to show your uptime,

This *should* calculate your uptime from when you last reset your machine.


Here's Mine :p



The above uptime BB Boardcode (Uptime skin) should update every 30mins so you will not need to repost new uptimes.
 
Gosh that's a silly way to do it if you just want the uptime, that site's good though if you want it in a sig or something.

Just do this:

Start > run > cmd

Then type in this:

systeminfo | @find "System Up Time:"

Mine's 1 Days, 19 Hours, 40 Minutes, 53 Seconds


And my server (500mhz) Linux - 25 days so far and still going solid :)
 
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Well, heres mine :)

C:\Documents and Settings\Craig>systeminfo | @find "System Up Time:"
System Up Time: 11 Days, 0 Hours, 29 Minutes, 4 Seconds

Edit: One of our servers at work has an uptime very close to one year, our main router has over a year's worth of uptime :D

Craig
 
Craig321 said:
Gosh that's a silly way to do it if you just want the uptime, that site's good though if you want it in a sig or something.

Just do this:

Start > run > cmd

Then type in this:

systeminfo | @find "System Up Time:"

Mine's 1 Days, 19 Hours, 40 Minutes, 53 Seconds
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Yes I know you can do it that way but theres no point as your uptime will not autoupdate like mine will, I can just leave my post now and it will auto update my uptime througth the BB Boardcode thats linked to the uptimeprojects system, plus it helps filter out cheaters.
 
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If you're sad enough to want to 'cheat' your uptime, find an old PC, start it up and put it on hibernate for a year. When you wake it up it will count the year as uptime.
 
Why would you want to leave your computer on for a year??

Mine sometimes is on for 4 or 5 days nothing spectacular. Its about 3 hours at the min because i had a restart earlier!

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58 minutes!

oddly I've never really been one to leave it turned on if I'm not using it and I never use Peer to peer stuff so rarely any need.
 
Quite why anyone would want to cheat is a bit odd.. it doesn't increase the size of your manhood the longer your pc has been on :p

Time Since Start-Up : 2 days(s) 2 hour(s) 9 minutes(s) 23 seconds(s)
 
lowrider007 said:
Yes I know you can do it that way but theres no point as your uptime will not autoupdate like mine will, I can just leave my post now and it will auto update my uptime througth the BB Boardcode thats linked to the uptimeprojects system, plus it helps filter out cheaters.
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Yeah, as I said it's a good script if you're wanting to e.g. make a sig from it or something.

Only problem is... it runs in the background ;)

Craig.
 
To much hassle to sign up for, but as for the system info, my workstation has been on for about 30mins and the server about 6 months...

Burnsy
 
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