C# programming for work with some OS files

hi . i want to write a program with C# language. i want to know that when we start laptop , when we shot down it and along this time witch app we use and how many second we spend on it.
i don`t know to how to start . please help me

You need to write a program that gets called automatically gets run as a service on the PC when the computer is turned on.  See webpage below
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/7764088/net-console-application-as-windows-service
jdweng

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