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Is it possible to retrieve the list of shutdown timing (regardless if it is shut down by the computer or by the user) for a Windows OS XP and up via command prompt or software or anything?
For example, I open a command prompt then type shutdowntiming, it will list all the timing whereby the computer is either being power off / shut down by the user or by the computer itself and display something like the following:
============================================================= | Date | Time | Shut Down Type | ============================================================= | 01 Jan 2012 | 19:00:00 | User | ============================================================= | 02 Jan 2012 | 19:11:14 | Computer | ============================================================= | 03 Jan 2012 | 17:01:01 | User | =============================================================
Jack
Posted 2012-02-03T00:51:45.243
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1if you want some power fun in windows 7 , check out the powercfg command in a command prompt. try powercfg /? for extensive help. – Psycogeek – 2012-02-03T05:06:44.503
@Psycogeek, I believe that powercfg provide function such as shut down and start up. powercfg does not provide a list of shut down timing. – Jack – 2012-02-03T05:17:39.000
1XP ahh. the event viewer shows some stuff, but not as extensive and filterable as windows 7. – Psycogeek – 2012-02-03T05:26:56.423