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  • L Lost User

    So everyone knows that Windows crashes all the time and you have to keep rebooting. Plenty of people reboot daily even if nothing goes wrong, I am sure many turn their PC off at night. I keep mine on at night, I tend to leave software running on it, for some reason I got curious about how long it has been up today so I worked out how to check.

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    System Boot Time: 18/12/2012, 10:35:06

    Which according to Task Manager is an Up Time of 44 days, 00 hours, 48 minutes (and counting). That's not bad. Windows 7, bog standard spec. Presumably I just don't do enough work to stress it enough :-D

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    lewax00
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    ChrisElston wrote:

    So everyone knows that Windows crashes all the time and you have to keep rebooting.

    Only Mac users "know" that. ;P My current computer hasn't crashed, except for when I've been fiddling with overclocking hardware, even then it takes quite a bit to take it out. Windows has also become quite skilled at recovering from graphics driver crashes, it can usually restart the drivers instead of a full system crash (although, if they keep crashing, it doesn't result in a useable system...).

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    • L Lost User

      So everyone knows that Windows crashes all the time and you have to keep rebooting. Plenty of people reboot daily even if nothing goes wrong, I am sure many turn their PC off at night. I keep mine on at night, I tend to leave software running on it, for some reason I got curious about how long it has been up today so I worked out how to check.

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      System Boot Time: 18/12/2012, 10:35:06

      Which according to Task Manager is an Up Time of 44 days, 00 hours, 48 minutes (and counting). That's not bad. Windows 7, bog standard spec. Presumably I just don't do enough work to stress it enough :-D

      Every man can tell how many goats or sheep he possesses, but not how many friends. Shed Petition[^]

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      wizardzz
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      Oh, I've been well into the 100's of days. I just got a new computer at work, otherwise I'm sure my old one was at least 4 months.

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      • L Lost User

        So everyone knows that Windows crashes all the time and you have to keep rebooting. Plenty of people reboot daily even if nothing goes wrong, I am sure many turn their PC off at night. I keep mine on at night, I tend to leave software running on it, for some reason I got curious about how long it has been up today so I worked out how to check.

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        System Boot Time: 18/12/2012, 10:35:06

        Which according to Task Manager is an Up Time of 44 days, 00 hours, 48 minutes (and counting). That's not bad. Windows 7, bog standard spec. Presumably I just don't do enough work to stress it enough :-D

        Every man can tell how many goats or sheep he possesses, but not how many friends. Shed Petition[^]

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        kmoorevs
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        I know this thread is 2 days old but I had to laugh! :laugh: :laugh: Thinking back to my first modern computer, (not counting the TI994a) which was a Powermac 6500 running System 7.5...and then my first computer book, 'Sad Macs, Bombs, and Other Disasters'. Reboots weren't usually a problem on that system!

        "Go forth into the source" - Neal Morse

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