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Due to a recent loss of data on my home server (wiped the USB with the bitlocker keys without recovery keys - genius I know...), I've lost a handy little (tiny) tool I used to run on my server called something like uptime2k.exe or xpuptime.exe you get the idea.
All it does it run on the tray, as a little red arrow pointing upwards, and displays a watermark on the desktop for how long the system has been up. It is just an instant indicator when I Remote desktop into the server if it has restarted at all. It is at-a-glance, rather than opening task manager -> performance.
It also keeps a track of the longest uptime (before my server wipe, 45 days without reboot!).
Now I can't seem to find it anywhere on google, I can't even remember the specific filename, but it's certainly towards the end of the alphabet as I remember it was always at the bottom of my downloads folder, so probably xpuptime.exe etc...
Thanks for any help you guys can share
All it does it run on the tray, as a little red arrow pointing upwards, and displays a watermark on the desktop for how long the system has been up. It is just an instant indicator when I Remote desktop into the server if it has restarted at all. It is at-a-glance, rather than opening task manager -> performance.
It also keeps a track of the longest uptime (before my server wipe, 45 days without reboot!).
Now I can't seem to find it anywhere on google, I can't even remember the specific filename, but it's certainly towards the end of the alphabet as I remember it was always at the bottom of my downloads folder, so probably xpuptime.exe etc...
Thanks for any help you guys can share
), some nice info watermarked there.