How To See PC Startup & Shutdown History In Windows
- Use enPowerManager’s PC power reports to see PC startup and shutdown history in Windows, all without needing to sort through event logs in the Windows event viewer.
- enPowerManager simplifies auditing user sessions by presenting PC power state event log data in an easy-to-understand report.
- Easily track when users login, logoff, startup, shutdown, or sleep their computers.
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System Startup Event Logs
- Windows Logs: Maintain auditable records of a computer’s startup events with reports that include the system shutdown date and time, computer name, and user
- Verify System Startup Event: Shutdown logs help a system administrator remotely verify that computers have shutdown or startup as expected
- Last Shutdown Time: Use the startup and shutdown times to track the last known user for each endpoint
User Logon History Report
- Meet Compliance Regulations: Meet compliance requirements with a convenient and auditable record of user activity
- Detect Security Threats: Monitor logins for Active Directory domain accounts to see if user accounts or computers are being logged into after hours
- Boost Productivity: Monitor login and logoff times to spot users that are starting work late or taking excessively long breaks
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enPowerManager’s Key Features
Start, Restart & Shutdown
Remotely control the power state of your computers
Wake on LAN
Automatically boot up computers at the beginning of a work day
Track Startup/Shutdown
Track when your users startup and shutdown their computers
Audit Logon Events
Track when your users logon or logoff their computers
Power Scheduler
Automatically trigger computer power states on a set schedule and turn off idle computers
Delayed Shutdown
Shutdown the computer only if it is idle to prevent work interruption and lost progress
Advanced Policies
Control power status of laptops when when they are plugged in vs. running on batteries
Hibernate and Standby
Turn off the monitor, power down the hard drive, hibernate and go into standby mode
Central Web Console
Save time with a central admin console; optionally integrate Active
Directory OUs or security groups
Platform Security
Protect your CurrentWare console with 2FA, passwords, privilege management, and more
Offsite Management
Extend onsite security policies to computers running outside the corporate network
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