Do you ever need command line access to see how long a machine has been up for? This morning I did. I needed to prove that a machine was up last night at 3 am when a critical process was going down. Someone flucked up and it sure wasn't me! So...
Using one of my favorite command line commands NET I will show you quickly how to display your Windows up-time:

The first line across the top shows when the machine was last rebooted along with some other geeky goodness. Do you have an easier/quicker/more obscure way of doing this?
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Norcross · 884 weeks ago
cj · 884 weeks ago
ElvenEyes · 884 weeks ago
AskTheAdmin 69p · 884 weeks ago
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Peter · 884 weeks ago
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/sysinternals/b...
geekblake 1p · 884 weeks ago
JoeG 25p · 884 weeks ago
Try 'uptime /a' on your system to get a nice set of information.