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#WINDOWS 7 STARTUP TIME INSTALL#
#WINDOWS 7 STARTUP TIME WINDOWS#

Wait until it finishes (it can take quite a long time, especially if it is an old installation of Windows).

#WINDOWS 7 STARTUP TIME WINDOWS#

Paste in the one-liner: Alt + Space → Edit → Paste (on newer versions of Windows, the normal Ctrl + V actually works in both CMD and PowerShell windows (both now run under conhost.exe)).(On Windows 10, PowerShell can be opened directly by Window + X and choosing "Windows PowerShell") Open a Windows command prompt: Window + R, type CMD and press Enter.The one-liner can be put in a script, but then permissions have to be taken care of before it works. As it uses Get-EventLog it will also work on older versions of Windows.

If the output is required in reverse chronological order then replace " Sort-Object" with " Sort-Object -Descending".Change "" to something else if older start and shutdowns are needed. There is a built-in time filter in the one-liner (only including start and shutdowns after ).When it gets to the 'Windows' screen with the small moving dots that form the windows logo, it crashes just as they start their animation.

#WINDOWS 7 STARTUP TIME INSTALL#

To get the output in ISO 8601 format, replace " TimeGenerated.ToString()" with " TimeGenerated.ToString("s")". Cant restore, repair or repair install All of a sudden, my computer crashes every time when starting up the computer.

If it does not exist, create it or change the one-liner to use another (existing) directory.

Directory C:\temp2 must exist for this to work.

Using PowerShell's Get-EventLog the following (long) one-liner will output the requested output to a text file: Get-EventLog -LogName System | Where-Object > C:\temp2\_ComputerStartsAndStops.log One has to manually add the actual log-off based on e.g. PS: That aside, I have a number of instances where a few 6005's were logged, but no 6006 that follows.

The following information was included with the event (insertion The installation is corrupted.You can install or repair the componentġ3: The description for Event ID ( 13 ) in Source ( Either theĬomponent that raises this event is not installed on the computer or Microsoft-Windows-Kernel-General ) could not be found. With me, event id 12 is the very first one and event id 13 is the last one.ġ2: The description for Event ID ( 12 ) in Source ( If the purpose is to seek the first startup and last closedown only, one has to remove any double 6005 entries. Windows does not make a difference between a 'full start-up' or warm reboot. 6005 is showing the start of logging events, but I assume it will also show up in case of any reboots, i.e.