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Hyper V - Last time VM was powered on

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Mabrito

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I dont see any easy way in Hyper-V to determine when the last time a VM was powered on. By default, in one of our VM environments, we have a PowerShell script that turns off all the VM's at night (its a testing environment that is limited on resources, and not all the VM's are needed to be running at the same time). We are trying to clean it up and take an audit of the VM's and for any VM that hasn't been used in the past 6 months, to delete it.

Is there an easy way either via PowerShell or some GUI view to determine when the last time a VM was powered on? Theres the modified column, but I determine this only takes in account the last time the VM itself was modified such as adding new hardware to it such as processor cores, etc.
 
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