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Good call. &nbsp;In my haste, I didn't run a search before posting this question. &nbsp;I searched Google and found nothing relevant. &nbsp;My bad. &nbsp;That worked.
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Good call.  In my haste, I didn't run a search before posting this question.  I searched Google and found nothing relevant.  My bad.  That worked.

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Greetings Experts!! &nbsp;This is a fairly easy question I imagine but I would rather someone tell me how it's done instead of spending hours trying to make it work. &nbsp;I am running a Windows XP/2003 AD environment and would like to know how I can find how long it has been since the computer was restarted. &nbsp;I know I can go to the computer and get the info but I would rather find the information remotely (200+ computers here).<br />
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Thank you for your help. &nbsp;I would rather not use any VB scripts unless you can provide the whole script. &nbsp;Please don't post an article that has the info, I need a proven method from someone that has the experience using their suggestion.
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Greetings Experts!!  This is a fairly easy question I imagine but I would rather someone tell me how it's done instead of spending hours trying to make it work.  I am running a Windows XP/2003 AD environment and would like to know how I can find how long it has been since the computer was restarted.  I know I can go to the computer and get the info but I would rather find the information remotely (200+ computers here).

Thank you for your help.  I would rather not use any VB scripts unless you can provide the whole script.  Please don't post an article that has the info, I need a proven method from someone that has the experience using their suggestion.

Find remote pc's uptime

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