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Unable to get uptime for the machine

Hi. I recently had a problem getting systeminfo to work. The issue was my path was incorrect. It was showing c:\ystem32, once I corrected it to c:\windows\system32, all was working fine. Now when I type in systeminfo in a cmd prompt, everything shows except the uptime. It has N/A instead of shwoing the actual uptime. Could this be because I moved the paging file to the Drive. I don't see the relation, but that is the only thing I changed on the PC.

Note: My path is still correct in case you wanted to know.

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Hi everyone. Thanks for getting back to me. tried both solutuins, nothing happening at all. Even the uptime.exe, nothing comes back. Weird, because I used to see my uptime when I used systeminfo within a cmd prompt. Now it doesn't display, just says N/A. Any other ideas? Thanks.
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Hi sramesh2k,
I verified and the WMI was set to automatic and was started. I stopped it, re-started it, same issue. What boggles my mind is when I had this problem the other time, but systeminfo wouldn't work, because my path was wrong, when I corrected it, it was working fine, now a few days ago, try it, now all gets displayed except the uptime. Weird. Thank for the tip. Would appreciate another good idea however. Have a good day.

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I tried that, same issue.
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Thanks guys for getting back to me. Well process monitor couldn't give me any details, well as far as I know. I did download uptime.exe, it's ok, works well, saved it as a batch file. However, I hate it when something is not working on my PC. I always try to find out on my own, then I come here for answers. I would really like to know why the uptime is displaying N/A. Something must be turned off. I copied the systeminfo.exe file form my other PC to this one, same issue. I tried to look in services if there was something, nothing I found anyways. Thanks.
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Sorry about the point spread. I really appreciate everyone's input and help on this one. I re-formatted my PC a few days ago. Hadn't done a fresh install since Sept 2003. So I was well ovrdue. Thank you all.