Need to know at what dattime computer boots up

[Guest MoiMeme]

Hi,

 

I need to know thedate-time stamp of every boot of my sons PC for a week

 

Any way ?

 

That's important : I think he's abandoning his studies, but refuses to

discuss ! No a clean way, but I need to know so I can help him out

 

TIA

[Guest Pegasus \(MVP\)]

Re: Need to know at what dattime computer boots up

 

 

"MoiMeme" <antispam@no.spam> wrote in message

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> Hi,

>

> I need to know thedate-time stamp of every boot of my sons PC for a week

>

> Any way ?

>

> That's important : I think he's abandoning his studies, but refuses to

> discuss ! No a clean way, but I need to know so I can help him out

>

> TIA

>

 

Use the Task Scheduler (via the Control Panel) to invoke the

following batch file at boot time:

@echo off

set LogDir=c:\Windows\Logs

if not exist %LogDir% md %LogDir%

echo Booting on %date% at %time% >> %LogDir%\Boot.log

[Guest HeyBub]

Re: Need to know at what dattime computer boots up

 

MoiMeme wrote:

> Hi,

>

> I need to know thedate-time stamp of every boot of my sons PC for a

> week

> Any way ?

>

> That's important : I think he's abandoning his studies, but refuses to

> discuss ! No a clean way, but I need to know so I can help him out

>

 

Move the computer to the family room.

[Guest Bob I]

Re: Need to know at what dattime computer boots up

 

If you want to see the past boot times please look in the

Event Viewer, System tab as there will be entries related to the system

startup.

 

Click start, run, enter eventvwr.msc then "system" folder.

 

 

MoiMeme wrote:

> Hi,

>

> I need to know thedate-time stamp of every boot of my sons PC for a week

>

> Any way ?

>

> That's important : I think he's abandoning his studies, but refuses to

> discuss ! No a clean way, but I need to know so I can help him out

>

> TIA

>

>