Hello.

Is there a way to see how long a process has been running in a current
Windows session? For an example, how long has calc.exe been running
since it started? I also don't mean its CPU time either that I see in
Task Manager. I just want to know how when it started.

Thank you in advance.
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"Phillip Pi" <phillip_pi@newsgroup> wrote in message
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> Hello.
>
> Is there a way to see how long a process has been running in a current
> Windows session? For an example, how long has calc.exe been running since
> it started? I also don't mean its CPU time either that I see in Task
> Manager. I just want to know how when it started.
>
> Thank you in advance.
> --
> Phillip Pi
> Senior Software Quality Assurance Analyst
> Partner Engineering/Internet Service Provider/Symantec Online Services,
> Consumer Business Unit
> Symantec Corporation
> www.symantec.com
> -----------------------------------------------------
> Email: phillip_pi@newsgroupC (remove SYMC to reply by e-mail)
> -----------------------------------------------------
> Please do NOT e-mail me for technical support. DISCLAIMER: The views
> expressed in this posting are mine, and do not necessarily reflect the
> views of my employer. Thank you.

To find and display a process and when it started try Process Explorer:
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/s.../bb896653.aspx

Once you have Process Explorer installed and running:
In the taskbar menu select 'View' and check:
'Show Process Tree' and the 'Show Lower Pane' options.

Next right click on any column and 'select columns'
Now click on the 'Process Performance' tab and
check the 'Start Time' box.

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Process Explorer from the MS web site. Double click the process you are
interested in and the start time is on the first tab.
Louis

"Phillip Pi" <phillip_pi@newsgroup> wrote in message
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> Hello.
>
> Is there a way to see how long a process has been running in a current
> Windows session? For an example, how long has calc.exe been running
> since it started? I also don't mean its CPU time either that I see in
> Task Manager. I just want to know how when it started.
>
> Thank you in advance.
> --
> Phillip Pi
> Senior Software Quality Assurance Analyst
> Partner Engineering/Internet Service Provider/Symantec Online Services,
> Consumer Business Unit
> Symantec Corporation
> www.symantec.com
> -----------------------------------------------------
> Email: phillip_pi@newsgroupC (remove SYMC to reply by e-mail)
> -----------------------------------------------------
> Please do NOT e-mail me for technical support. DISCLAIMER: The views
> expressed in this posting are mine, and do not necessarily reflect the
> views of my employer. Thank you.

On 10/12/2009 2:46 PM PT, JS typed:

> To find and display a process and when it started try Process Explorer:
> http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/s.../bb896653.aspx
>
> Once you have Process Explorer installed and running:
> In the taskbar menu select 'View' and check:
> 'Show Process Tree' and the 'Show Lower Pane' options.
>
> Next right click on any column and 'select columns'
> Now click on the 'Process Performance' tab and
> check the 'Start Time' box.

Perfect and thanks.
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Perfect and thanks.


On 10/12/2009 3:58 PM PT, 3c273 typed:

> Process Explorer from the MS web site. Double click the process you are
> interested in and the start time is on the first tab.
> Louis
>

>> Is there a way to see how long a process has been running in a current
>> Windows session? For an example, how long has calc.exe been running
>> since it started? I also don't mean its CPU time either that I see in
>> Task Manager. I just want to know how when it started.

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"Ant" <ant@newsgroup> wrote in message
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> On 10/12/2009 2:46 PM PT, JS typed:
>

>> To find and display a process and when it started try Process Explorer:
>> http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/s.../bb896653.aspx
>>
>> Once you have Process Explorer installed and running:
>> In the taskbar menu select 'View' and check:
>> 'Show Process Tree' and the 'Show Lower Pane' options.
>>
>> Next right click on any column and 'select columns'
>> Now click on the 'Process Performance' tab and
>> check the 'Start Time' box.

>
> Perfect and thanks.
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> "Even the sharpest ear cannot hear an ant singing." --Sudanese
> /\___/\
> / /\ /\ \ Phil/Ant @ http://antfarm.ma.cx (Personal Web Site)
> | |o o| | Ant's Quality Foraged Links (AQFL): http://aqfl.net
> \ _ / Nuke ANT from e-mail address: philpi@newsgroup
> ( ) or ANTant@newsgroup
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> computer.

You're welcome.
Process Explorer has a lot of features so experiment/explorer a little.

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