4 Ways to Check & Reset Windows 11 Uptime

Check the Windows 11 uptime in seconds with Task Manager

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Updated onOctober 4, 2023

updated onOctober 4, 2023

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Sometimes in order to ensure that your PC is working properly, you need to check your Windows 11 uptime. This process is incredibly simple and it can be done in just a matter of moments, so today we’ll show you the best ways to do that on your PC.

What should my uptime be?

This depends solely on your PC activities. If you use your PC for lighter tasks, your uptime can be up to a week or even more.

If you use your PC for more intensive tasks or gaming, uptime should be about 3 to 7 days.

How do I check my Windows 11 uptime?

1. Use the Settings app

2. Use Task Manager

3. Use Network Connections

4. Use the command line

How do I reset my Windows 11 uptime?

You can reset uptime on Windows 11 by doing the following:

Why is my uptime not resetting?

What are Server Statistics on uptime?

Server providers usually guarantee 99% uptime and availability of their servers, but there are several different levels available and they drastically differ in minutes of downtime.

Checking Windows 11 uptime is incredibly simple, and the easiest way to do so is from Task Manager, while the fastest is using the command line. You can also checkWindows 10 uptimeorlast reboot time in Windows Serverusing similar methods.

In addition to uptime, you can easilyfind process start timeusing similar methods. What method do you use to check system uptime? Let us know in the comments if we missed it.

4 Ways to Check & Reset Windows 11 Uptime#

How do I check my Windows 11 uptime?#

1. Use the Settings app#

2. Use Task Manager#

3. Use Network Connections#

4. Use the command line#

How do I reset my Windows 11 uptime?#

Why is my uptime not resetting?#

What are Server Statistics on uptime?#