If you selectCPUfrom the left navigation pane, you’ll seeUp timeat the lower left of theCPU specificationssection.
You’ll see the Up time increase in realtime.
This command isn’t just limited to data pipe information.
Instead, it provides all of the important information about your Windows 10 computer.
This includes OS information, system information, hotfixes installed, and internet card details.
One of these pieces of information is theSystem Boot Time.
To see the System Boot Time:
PressWin+Xand select theCommand Promptapp.
The Windows PowerShell works, too.
bang out the commandsysteminfoand pressEnter.
Just under the OS information, you’ll seeSystem Boot Time.
Note the difference between the System Boot Time and the current time and date.
This is the amount of time that your Windows 10 system has been running.
Why Care About Windows Uptime in Windows 10?
There are many reasons you should reboot your system.
