How to Check Your Computer Uptime on Windows 11 and 10

Windows has several built-in tools for checking how long your computer has been turned on. This video shows you how to check uptime in Windows through the Task Manager, Control Panel, Command Prompt, and PowerShell.




Commands:
systeminfo
wmic os get LastBootUpTime
net statistics workstation
(get-date) – (gcim Win32_OperatingSystem).LastBootUpTime




Chapters:
0:00 Intro
0:23 Check System Uptime via Task Manager
0:50 Run the systeminfo Command
1:26 Run the WMIC Command
1:59 Run the Net Statistics Command
2:27 Check Uptime Using Windows Powershell
2:59 Check Uptime Using Control Panel
3:39 End screen



What you’ll learn:
1. Check System Uptime via Task Manager
a. How to check your Windows 11 computer’s uptime using Task Manager
2. Run the systeminfo Command
a. How to displays information about your PC’s operating system and hardware (RAM, CPU, disk space, etc.)
b. How to check your computer’s uptime using the “systeminfo” command
c. How to see your computer’s last boot date and time
3. Run the Windows Management Instrumentation Command Line(WMIC) Command
a. How to use the WMIC tool to view your CPU’s uptime, apps installed on your PC, hard drive health, etc
b. how to use the WMIC utility to check the uptime of any Windows computer
4. Run the Net Statistics Command
a. How to displays network-related information and your computer’s last boot date and times
5. Check Uptime Using Windows Powershell
a. How to check your computer’s uptime through Windows PowerShell
b. How to displays the last boot time in days, hours, minutes, seconds, and milliseconds
6. Check Uptime Using Control Panel
a. How to Check the “Duration” row for the adapter’s uptime

















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