
System Uptime on Windows10
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By Simpel
Hi,
after I recognized that some of my scripts fail if they are at windows startup I researched for a solution. Problem could be fixed if I wait about 120 seconds after login. So how to measure this?
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Here is an example:
#include <SecondsAfterLogin.au3> Local $iSec = _SecondsAfterLogin() MsgBox(0, '', "Time since last login: " & _HHMMSS($iSec, "s")) Exit Func _HHMMSS($iTime, $sType = "ms") If $sType = "s" Then Local $sHHMMSS = StringFormat("%.2d:%.2d:%.2d", (Floor($iTime / 3600)), (Floor(Mod($iTime,3600) / 60)), (Mod(Mod($iTime,3600),60))) Else Local $sHHMMSS = StringFormat("%.2d:%.2d:%.2d", (Floor($iTime / 3600000)), (Floor(Mod($iTime,3600000) / 60000)), (Mod(Mod($iTime,3600000),60000) / 1000)) EndIf Return $sHHMMSS EndFunc I hope someone find it useful.
Regards, Conrad
P.S. Review is welcome.
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By spuuunit
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I have that part figured out.
I would like to make a little modification to it.
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https://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/winsdk/2015/09/10/virtual-desktop-switching-in-windows-10/
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By nss
Hi all,
I'm making an app that among other things has the system info feature, where it displays stuff like the system version, build, CPU and ram stats, etc.
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Windows version (not like WIN_10, but the version like 1607, or 1511 Windows edition like professional, home, education, etc. information whether the Windows is registered or not (optionally the registrant's name) the type of the currently logged-in user (e.g., administrator) computer manufacturer and model (e.g., dell inc. Inspiron n5110 boot mode (e.g., safe, normal) CPU tempreture I'd appreciate a lot if any of you could help me with any of the things from above; it would mean a lot to me.
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