System Uptime Monitor

In case multiple individuals use the same computer, administrators might want or need to know for how long the computer has been active. This time value is called uptime, and you can use specialized applications like System Uptime Monitor to track it, with various user and program filters to configure.

Right from the start, the application is neatly able to read uptime, and displays it in a cool environment. Apart from uptime, it also shows idle time, as well as total uptime, idle time, downtime, and there’s even a record in this regard. Additional info like number of boot, power off, and crashes are shown, and sent to clipboard at the press of a button.

There’s a lot more to the application than just overall computer uptime. On the one hand, you can set up a monitor for programs inside a dedicated section. However, you first need to configure programs by using a search engine, or manually specifying which programs to monitor on your computer.

On the other hand, the application is also capable of monitoring login history for other users. There’s the possibility to specify activity interval so the application only tracks time during particular hours, as well as which users to monitor. History can be generated and viewed at the press of a button.

What’s more, you can access a thorough history viewer for more details. The uptime history menu lets you generate according to filters, source filter, time filter, event type, users, and saved filters. All of these details can be viewed in a browser as HTML, printed to file or through a connected device, or exported under the CSV format.

Taking everything into consideration, we can state that System Uptime Monitor is a powerful computer monitoring application which is sure to serve well in the hand of administrators. Different filters can be configured for users and programs, with reports generated at the press of a button, and options to export.