Windows 10: Overall screentime not correponding to sum of individual app

Discus and support Overall screentime not correponding to sum of individual app in Windows 10 Gaming to solve the problem; I am looking at today's screentime report. the overall reported screentime is 2h15mhowever, if I look at individual apps, I see:2:11 chrome fortnite -... Discussion in 'Windows 10 Gaming' started by jalab, Mar 2, 2024.

  1. JALAB
    jalab Win User

    Overall screentime not correponding to sum of individual app


    I am looking at today's screentime report. the overall reported screentime is 2h15mhowever, if I look at individual apps, I see:2:11 chrome fortnite - reached time limit 45'whatsapp : 13youtube : 7 plus few others.simply wrong, or I am missing something about the logic? perhaps the apps with their own time-limit are not calculated in the overall screentime?

    :)
     
    jalab, Mar 2, 2024
    #1
  2. IWORTHINGTON
    iworthington Win User

    Bring back combined device screentime

    Separate device screentime is a disaster.

    I need the old version of combined device screentime.

    How do I combine all devices with one overall screentime?
     
    iworthington, Mar 2, 2024
    #2
  3. SIGFRIDSTEINHOLD
    SigfridSteinhold Win User
    Issue with Windows 10 Calendar. Error: Date does not correpond to day.

    *Original Title: Windows 10 Caledar error: Date does not correpond to day.

    Windows 10 Caledar error: Date does not correpond to day.

    February 24, 2016 Day: thursday
     
    SigfridSteinhold, Mar 2, 2024
    #3
  4. LX07
    lx07 Win User

    Overall screentime not correponding to sum of individual app

    Can't start individual programs in safe mode


    The next step would be to download Autoruns for Windows from Microsoft.

    It will tell you everything that starts automatically (but you can subset by drivers, log-on items etc by picking the relevant tab).


    Overall screentime not correponding to sum of individual app 70102d1485964682t-cant-start-individual-programs-safe-mode-autoruns.png


    The most obvious thing to do would be to go to Everything and then on the Options tab tick Hide Microsoft Entries


    Overall screentime not correponding to sum of individual app 70103d1485964682t-cant-start-individual-programs-safe-mode-autoruns-hide.png


    You can then turn things off and on from there.
     
    lx07, Mar 2, 2024
    #4
Thema:

Overall screentime not correponding to sum of individual app

Loading...

  1. Overall screentime not correponding to sum of individual app - Similar Threads - Overall screentime correponding

  2. Overall screentime not correponding to sum of individual app

    in Windows 10 Software and Apps
    Overall screentime not correponding to sum of individual app: I am looking at today's screentime report. the overall reported screentime is 2h15mhowever, if I look at individual apps, I see:2:11 chrome fortnite - reached time limit 45'whatsapp : 13youtube : 7 plus few others.simply wrong, or I am missing something about the logic?...

  3. My datausage wont align with the sum of the individual app data usage

    in Windows 10 Network and Sharing
    My datausage wont align with the sum of the individual app data usage: My datausage wont align with the sum of the individual app data usage. Since I am on a limited mobile connection I need to limit my datausage but I cannot figure out what is pulling the data. I have disabled most of the background apps except for windows security.But after...

  4. Sum of folder size in C Windows drive is not totaling the overall used space size.

    in Windows 10 BSOD Crashes and Debugging
    Sum of folder size in C Windows drive is not totaling the overall used space size.: In my C drive when I select all my files and select Properties it gives me the total size as 150 GB.However in Explorer when I right click the C drive it tells meUsed Space- 247GB There are a few threads similar to this on the forums, mostly from a few years ago and I have...

  5. Screentime on Admin account

    in Windows 10 Ask Insider
    Screentime on Admin account: Hey guys! My dad got a new pc for me, and he made a time limit for my pc from 8 am to 10.30 pm. Now that removes the admin rights for my pc, and it's sometimes annoying i have to wait till he's home when im doing updates for my games or just downloading things. Is there a...

  6. How to stop individual volume levels for individual apps?

    in Windows 10 Ask Insider
    How to stop individual volume levels for individual apps?: I just want one volume for everything. I don't want individual applications to take control and make their volume higher or lower. I don't want to have to right-click volume mixer and adjust levels. I'm a simple man and just want my volume to work like it's 1997 with a Sound...

  7. W10 Screentime no longer being tracked or limited but individual apps are - how do I fix?

    in User Accounts and Family Safety
    W10 Screentime no longer being tracked or limited but individual apps are - how do I fix?: I continue to fight a losing battle with my 11 yr old son and his screen time. For a period of time, teh Screentime limits worked perfectly and we could at least have some control. For some reason, in the past 3 months the screen time limits are no longer tracked and...

  8. Screentimer

    in User Accounts and Family Safety
    Screentimer: I'm trying to figure out how to remove the screentimer that my dad has put on my child account. As I am turning 18 next year, I find this extremely unfair that he isn't treating me like an adult, and I wish to know how I can remove it myself. Please help. Thank you....

  9. Family screentime

    in User Accounts and Family Safety
    Family screentime: Hello, I was wondering if I can find out the last time my son had screentime. How farr back might someone be able to access? I've only found 1/11/20 to 1/18/20 and it's the 25th of January. Thanks...

  10. Assign individual app for individual .url files

    in Windows 10 Customization
    Assign individual app for individual .url files: I'm starting to seriously question the intelligence of the people who design windows 10, but anyway. I've been doing some looking, and it seems you can't set an individual .url file to launch with an individual program. As far as I can tell, you can only set GLOBAL default...