How to check uptime in windows 10

Your computer’s uptime describes the CPU’s operating duration since the last reboot. That is, how long your PC has been running since it was powered on. You might need to monitor your computer’s uptime when troubleshooting memory leaks and other performance issues.

Windows has several built-in tools for checking how long your computer has been turned on.

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This tutorial explains how to check uptime in Windows through the Task Manager, Control Panel, Command Prompt, and PowerShell.

Check System Uptime via Task Manager

The Windows 11 Task Manager provides real-time information about your computer’s hardware, software, and overall performance.

Here’s how to check your Windows 11 computer’s uptime using Task Manager.

1. Press Ctrl + Shift + Esc to open Task Manager.
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   Alternatively, right-click the Start menu and select Task Manager.

1. Open the Performance tab on the sidebar and select CPU. You’ll find your computer’s up time in the “Up time” section.

Check Uptime Using Command Prompt

You can run several Command Prompt commands in Windows to check your processor

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