TurnedOnTimesView 1.46

System Boot & Shutdown Timeline — Forensic Snapshot

TurnedOnTimesView 1.46 is a lightweight forensic utility that reconstructs a system’s power history with precision. Instead of vague logs buried deep in Event Viewer, it produces a clean chronological record of when a Windows machine was powered on, shut down, or rebooted.

Data Extracted

Each entry includes:

• Startup time
• Shutdown time
• Duration of the session
• Shutdown reason (regular, unexpected, crash, power loss)
• Source event from the Windows logs

This creates a reliable operational timeline suitable for diagnostics or auditing.

Purpose & Use Cases

TurnedOnTimesView is frequently used in:

• System reliability troubleshooting
• Unexpected shutdown investigations
• Workstation monitoring
• Digital audits in controlled environments
• Identifying user activity windows

Its reports provide clarity when diagnosing instability, power issues, or unexplained reboots.

Execution & Workflow

The tool requires no installation. Launch it, and it parses Event Log data instantly. Results can be exported to text, CSV, HTML, or XML, enabling integration with broader documentation or analysis workflows.

Final Assessment

Crisp, factual, and efficient, TurnedOnTimesView 1.46 serves as a concise forensic lens into system uptime patterns. It doesn’t interpret data—it simply reveals it, cleanly and without noise.