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    System Uptime Logging...

    Does anyone no any tools or programs that can display and log the system uptime??

    Because its interesting to know how long i use my computer in a day and in a week and in a month and in a year and so on...

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    I don't know if this is what you want to do, but you may have noticed that a few people are displaying this in their sigs. This updates in real time (or near to it), so click in someone's sig, go to the page, sign up and you're done (i suppose).

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    Quote Originally Posted by ajbrun
    I don't know if this is what you want to do, but you may have noticed that a few people are displaying this in their sigs. This updates in real time (or near to it), so click in someone's sig, go to the page, sign up and you're done (i suppose).
    I thought he meant that too.. but no he means overall time, the sigx ones and such only count the current time, once you reboot it starts again.

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    Sysmetrix does this, as well as the nnscript plugin for mirc

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    A distributed computing program like united devices tells you how long your system has been working/turned on + you are helping the fight against nasty illness etc.

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