Windows Desktop Perfmon and Diagnostic tools forum

Hi,

we have a requirement to get the following data through code (c# or c++)

Boot Time - After powering on the device, the boot duration is the time between the start of the OS kernel and the launch of the logon screen.

Logon Time - The time between user enter credentials and the desktop being shown.

Start up Time – The time between user authentication, all startup apps loading and the device being “ready”

Can i use WMI to get this or are there other options?

Neel

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