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Forgotten where I came across this util, but have been using it for a long time now. Did a quick search and couldn't find it in the applications or forums, so thought I'd post it here.
Description:
This small GUI (Graphical User Interface) utility will display your current System Uptime in Weeks, Days, Hours and Minutes. There is no install/uninstall. Download XP_SystemUptime.zip and extract the EXE file to your hard drive. Create a shortcut to XP_SystemUptime.exe in your Startup folder, or anywhere you desire. To remove System Uptime, simply delete the EXE file and any shortcut you create. This application is freeware.
guinness wrote:I know why and it's the developer who is at fault. tut tut.
You know I'm not the developer right? Judging by the name I guess it was written for XP originally. Odd though it works on my three Win7 machines and yet nobody else's.
Just put another version of msvbvm60.dll file where XP_SystemUptime.exe is, so it wouldn't use my system's version of that file. The msvbvm60.dll file I used is 32bit version 6.0.98.2.
I can't vote for it unless someone else confirms this works only with 32 bit version of msvbvm60.dll present and we put it as a note to that submission.
P.S. @allclownsareevil: 14 minutes... come on!
Edit: now I'm confused! I deleted the msvbvm60.dll file and the app continues to work fine! WTF!?
Judging by the name I guess it was written for XP originally. Odd though it works on my three Win7 machines and yet nobody else's.
