The reason I knew the more or less exact time is, because I use the UD Monitor with a cache of 5 slots....when away I pull the network plug. The replacement WU was obtained at that time. No clocking whatsoever and as said, first time experiencing this at WCG, whilst at United Devices its a common affair. BOINC i.e migrating to Linux is no option...I'm stuck with some applications that need to be fully MS office compatible (project file sharing), not available on the Linux platform.

I wondered what the BOINC acronym stood for.....;>) I pulled it across in IE as Firefox refused to allow the download popup window, did the usual, entered my key (which i somehow already received after previous investigation last week) and fired it up. Running showing zero points, zero results, zero time etc. Trust it will get the cumulatives once sending in the first faah unit or? Like the log function for sure....downside being have to do lots more study on the caching as i positively do not leave my machine on the internet if not there....the cached processing is a great feature with Ud_Mon add on......was a week away and all slots used, so cant say they were "ingested" after validity expiration date.