Windows 10: systeminfo reports wrong boot time

systeminfo reports wrong boot time while fast startup is enabled. Is there any solution to this without disabling Fast startup feature. You can create virtual Ethernet and a virtual connection, so when you check it's status, the connection time is shown. From here we can find the system total wake time. Just an idea. is this possible?

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Family Child Protection Screen Time reports wrong time

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Setting up screen time helps you manage and monitor your kids time on the computer. We suggest checking this
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systeminfo "System Boot Time"

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systeminfo "System Boot Time"

I have just noticed that systeminfo "System Boot Time" gives the time of the last reboot, not the last cold startup as I believe it used to do.
This applies to the other methods such as "C:> NET STATISTICS SERVER" too.

e.g. Yesterday (30/10/2016) evening at 23:00 I did a "Restart" on the PC.
I did a "Shutdown" at 23:30.
This morning (31/10/2016) t 09:00 I powered up from cold.
systeminfo tells me the last reboot time of 30/10/2016 at 23:00.
I would rather it told me 31/10/2016 09:00

How can I get the right date and time of the most recent system startup?