How do I find the install Date and Time of Windows?

 There are a few ways to determine when the version of Windows you are currently using was installed on the computer. Below is a list of each of the ways.

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Finding Windows install date using systeminfo.
Finding Windows install date in the registry.
Finding Windows install date using systeminfo.
Finding windows install date using settings.
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Users who are running Microsoft Windows XP Professional, Windows Vista, Windows 7, Windows 8, or Windows 10 can use the systeminfo command to show when Windows was installed on the computer. To run and use the systeminfo command, follow these steps.

Note

If you've upgraded to a newer version of Windows (e.g., upgraded Windows 8 to Windows 10) the original install date shown is the date of the u

Finding Windows install date using systeminfo.

Command Prompt Steps:

Press Win+R on your Desktop.

Then your Run Application Will we open After that You need to type CMD in Run Application and hit on enter.

Know your command prompt will open.

From the command line, type the following command to show only the original install date. If you are using a non-English version of Windows, this command may not work, and you may want to use one of the other options.

systeminfo|find /i "original"

If done properly systeminfo should return output similar to the example shown.

Finding Windows install date in the registry.

The install date is also in the Windows registry for all versions of Windows by following these steps.

Registry Editor Steps:

Press Win+R on your Desktop.

Then your Run Application Will we open After that You need to type regedit in Run Application and hit on enter.

Know your Registry editor will open.

Browse to the following path.

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\

Once in the folder above, locate the "InstallDate" key, which contains the hexadecimal and decimal value of the date Windows was installed. Open the "InstallDate" key.

Select Decimal to get the decimal value, which is the date in epoch time. Once this value is copied, you need to use an epoch converter to convert that value into a readable date.

If  done properly Registry should return output similar to the example shown.

Finding Windows install date using systeminfo.

Command Prompt Steps:

Press Win+R on your Desktop.

Then your Run Application Will we open After that You need to type CMD in Run Application and hit on enter.

Know your command prompt will open.

From the command line, type systeminfo and press Enter to see output similar to the following example. The "Original Install Date" is when Windows was installed on the computer.

Finding windows install date using settings.

Press Windows key From your keybord

Then Search Settings in search box and hit enter from your keybord

Then your setting application will open after that you have to click on System and scroll down you will see About Option

Below Click on it and scroll down and their will see installed on  Date(28-02-2019)

If  done properly Steps should return output similar to the example shown.