Longest W7 continuous uptime

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  1. Posts : 682
    Window 7 build 7600, Xp pro(VM)
       #11

    Tews said:
    Before installing W7 my Linux OS was up almost a year... 8.04

    If do that my parents will kill me..............

    My longest uptime was only 3 days....
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  2. Posts : 5,807
    Windows 7 Home Premium x64 - Mac OS X 10.6.4 x64
       #12

    septprince said:

    If do that my parents will kill me..............

    My longest uptime was only 3 days....
    I am surprised they would...computers are very enerygy efficient now (if you have a computer that is relatively new)...hell your TV more than likey takes up more power as along as it runs
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  3. Posts : 620
    7264x64/7260x86
       #13

    I hit the hibernate button at the end of the day.

    My win 2k uptime was close to like 5 months if it matters.
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  4. Posts : 249
    Windows 7 x64
       #14

    4 days have been my longest run. had to turn it off because the PSU blew up and took my HDD and a memory module to its grave. it wasn't the long run, of course, but a crappy PSU. it happened like 30 days ago.
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  5. Posts : 682
    Window 7 build 7600, Xp pro(VM)
       #15

    Zidane24 said:
    I am surprised they would...computers are very enerygy efficient now (if you have a computer that is relatively new)...hell your TV more than likey takes up more power as along as it runs
    My PSU, motherboard , processor and HDD is 5 years old........
    but still it can handle Windows 7 well............
    Apart from that every other components are new like display and all.....
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  6. Posts : 173
    Windows 7 RC - 7100 64bit
       #16

    How do you gentlemen not have to restart computers for certain drivers etc to be put into effect? I know updates for some of my programs let alone W7 updates alone have said "Must Restart computer for these changes to take effect"
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  7. Posts : 682
    Window 7 build 7600, Xp pro(VM)
       #17

    Static said:
    How do you gentlemen not have to restart computers for certain drivers etc to be put into effect? I know updates for some of my programs let alone W7 updates alone have said "Must Restart computer for these changes to take effect"
    Tews was using windows 7 in VM on linux...So if he restarts windows still his linux should be running...
    And most of all MS dont release update for windows 7 everyday...
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  8. Posts : 7,878
    Windows 7 Ultimate x64
       #18

    I don't keep my windows boxes on much longer than I actually need them. With high power graphics cards and the like...they machines just pull tons of power...so I shut 'em down when I am done with them. Now my home server on the other hand, which idles at about 62 watts stays on 24x7.
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  9. Posts : 488
    Win 7 Pro x64 x 3, Win 7 Pro x86, Ubuntu 9.04
       #19

    Static said:
    How do you gentlemen not have to restart computers for certain drivers etc to be put into effect? I know updates for some of my programs let alone W7 updates alone have said "Must Restart computer for these changes to take effect"
    I don't care about most drivers on the machine. It's headless, so I definitely don't go checking for video drivers left and right :P

    Disable Auto Update Restart:

    [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Policies\Microsoft\Windows\WindowsUpdate]

    [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Policies\Microsoft\Windows\WindowsUpdate\AU]
    "NoAutoRebootWithLoggedOnUsers"=dword:00000001
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  10. Posts : 63
    Windows 7 x64 (Build 7600 RTM)
       #20

    Well for me personally, I never shut off my PC. I can't remember the last time I did. Must've been years. But I haven't kept a Win7 install running on a continuous basis since last October. I'm pretty much reformatting and reinstalling every 7-14 days it seems like. I did just complete a clean install today. We'll see how long this lasts since I don't see any other leaks on the horizon.
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