Shutdown Logger records system shutdown events like shutdown, restart, standby, lock screen, user change, and more to a log file.

For Shutdown Logger to work properly, it needs to autostart any new session (a session is started by logging into the desktop and some other events). You will be asked whether you would like the program to automatically start itself the next run on each manual program end.

On the first start, Shutdown Logger will be fully displayed. At subsequent starts, it will be automatically minimized to the system tray.

Shutdown Logger will be handy for keeping track of startup and shutdown events on your system and can be useful for recording session time for employees.

Shutdown Logger Features:

Session Start: Log On

Session End: Log Off

Session End: Shutdown

Power Mode: Resume

Power Mode: Suspend

Session Switch: Lock

Session Switch: Unlock

Session Switch: Console Connect

Session Switch: Console Disconnect

Session Switch: Remote Control

Session Switch: Remote Connect

Session Switch: Remote Disconnect

Session Switch: Log Off

Session Switch: Log On

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