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How To Check Process Start Time in Windows?

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One of the essential tasks to find out during application troubleshooting.

Did you ever wonder how to check for how long, particular process is running in Windows?

Lately, I was working on the Windows server and had to find out for how long the process is running.

After some research, I found you could easily find out process start time in Windows by using the Process Explorer tool.

This article will guide you on how to install & check process start time on Windows operating system.

Now, you are ready to use Process Explorer

  • Double click on procexp to open it, it will look like below

processxp

  • Click on View >> Select Columns
  • Click on Process Performance tab and select Start Time
  • Click on Ok

processxp-view-column

  • You will notice an additional column is added called Start Time in Process Explorer.

processxp-start-time

Easy?

I hope this helps you with your application troubleshooting procedure. If you are looking to learn Windows server administration, then check out this Udemy course.

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