event-logpoweroffwindows 10
I would like to check when my PC started, I read about event log id 6006 and 6005 to check the log service start up and shutdown event… but this method doesn't work.
The last eventlog service restart was made 1 month ago, but I'm sure my PC is shutted down daily and I'm sure I made "shut down" and not "suspend"!
Why I cannot find this log? How can I see when my PC started up or shut down?
I do know that every so often I have to hold the power button down to shut off the computer because it gets stuck in the "Shutting down" screen
Because Windows uses a new boot way called fast startup mode, which is doing a logoff of the user and now hibernates the kernel. During boot it resume the kernel and brings you so faster to the logon screen.
But hibernation can sometimes cause issues (drivers or BIOS problems) and it looks like it doesn't work for you correctly.
Turn it off in the control panel.
and now Windows uses the old way to fully shutdown and this should fix your issue.
You can log sensor values to a file with HWiNFO and check the temperatures after booting up. It might also be worth taking into account that a GPU overheating does not induce a restart, so it's most likely your CPU.
Best Answer
At last my issue was the hybrid windows shutdown:
https://www.howtogeek.com/243901/the-pros-and-cons-of-windows-10s-fast-startup-mode/
With this option on (windows default) the service doesn't start at every windows startup. This is the cause of logs lack.