Knowing when your PC starts, shuts down, restarts, or enters sleep mode can help you better understand system behavior, troubleshoot unexpected issues, or monitor computer usage. While Windows stores this information in Event Viewer, the process of finding it can feel overly technical. Wise Care 365 simplifies the experience through its Activity Timeline feature, allowing you to view important power-related events in an organized and readable format.
Step 1. Download and Install Wise Care 365
Begin by downloading and installing Wise Care 365 from its official source. Once the installation is complete, launch the program.
Step 2. Open System Monitor
In the main window you will see six main tabs: PC Checkup, System Cleaner, System Tuneup, Privacy Protector, System Monitor, and WiseX. Click on System Monitor to enter the monitoring section of the tool.
Step 3. Navigate to Activity Timeline
Within the System Monitor area, you will see several options on the left panel: Process Monitor, Operating System, Hardware Overview, and Activity Timeline. Select Activity Timeline to bring up the event tracking interface.
Step 4. Scan for System Activity
Once inside the Activity Timeline window, click the Start Scan button located near the top-right corner of the interface. Wise Care 365 will analyze your system and retrieve available activity records.
Step 5. View Activity Records
At the top of the Activity Timeline page, choose the Power tab. Here, Wise Care 365 displays events related to system startup, shutdown, restart, sleep, and login activity. Each entry includes a timestamp, event type, and user information, allowing you to quickly understand what happened and when it occurred.
Step 6. Filter Specific Power Events
If you want to narrow down the results, use the Filter dropdown menu to display only certain event types. For example, selecting System Startup shows when the computer booted successfully. You can also review Unexpected Shutdown or Unexpected Reboot entries to help identify crashes or abnormal restarts. In addition, Wise Care 365 lets you filter records by date, making it easier to investigate activity from a specific day.
Conclusion
Wise Care 365 makes it much easier to view your PC’s startup and shutdown history by presenting system events in a clean and organized timeline. Instead of relying on the more complicated Event Viewer, you can quickly scan activity, filter important events, and understand exactly when your computer started, shut down, restarted, or encountered unexpected issues.
