How to find out when my pc was shut down
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Hello,
I would like to know what time my PC (Samsung running Windows 7) was turned on and especially when it was turned off. Also, I want to know if we can still view the browsing history in inprivate mode?
Thank you very much
Configuration: Windows 7 / Internet Explorer 8.0
I would like to know what time my PC (Samsung running Windows 7) was turned on and especially when it was turned off. Also, I want to know if we can still view the browsing history in inprivate mode?
Thank you very much
Configuration: Windows 7 / Internet Explorer 8.0
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Hello,
Right-click on My Computer, select "Manage", in "System Tools" select "Application" and/or "System".
For each day, you'll find among other things the start or shutdown time and various information in between.
Beware of spyware, there are quite a few that contain trojans or backdoors.
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Hello,
I did the same thing except I can't find "Application" in the System Tools.
How is that possible? I've looked everywhere but I haven't found "Application" anywhere. However, I found it in the Windows Logs. But even there, I can't see when the computer was shut down.
Thank you, I hope to get a response as soon as possible :x
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When you found "element observer" >> Windows logs >> System
There you see the dates and times of each activity, so the last activity I don't know, for example 23:21:02 and when you get up at 10:20:45, the first activity then :) understood? -
Right-click on Computer -> Manage, then Event Viewer.
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Hello
You should still know when you turn your PC on and off!!
Or is there someone else on your PC?
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PS. Frequently create a restore point! It solves quite a few problems. -
See this for monitoring your PC.
But there are other software, but on CCM the links are blacklisted.
http://freeland-online.com/logiciels/Securite/AutoScreenShot-un-logiciel-de-surveillance-gratuit.html
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Yes, it's to know what my father is doing on my computer.