Caveat: If there are many processes with the same name it would output the time only for the last one started. I have to set certain apps to run at startup. I use SysInternals ProcessExplorer in place of Task Manager. exe and it will output when the process was started. Process Explorer Question 0 Sign in to vote Im running Windows 10 1809. Here I have written a little batch script for the purpose: OFFĮCHO Prints process creation date in ISO format. If you want a more readable representation you'd need to prep it with a script.
Or wmic process where ProcessID="" get CreationDate In CMD you can use standard Windows Management Instrumentation Command-line ( WMIC) utility to get the process start time: wmic process where Name="" get CreationDate
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