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I'm using Windows XP SP2.<br />
A few days ago, I had to share my whole hard disk to among my coworkers.<br />
I created an special account and password for this. And I supervised the activity when I connected to my computer from the others computers, but I told them the password.<br />
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It was supposed to last a couple of hours but then I forgot to remove it.<br />
Is there a way to know if someone logged into my computer the next days when it was supposedly no longer needed? Is that information in the event log? somewhere else?<br />
Mainly, I'd like to know if someone took files others than what was needed from my computer in the next days.<br />

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I'm using Windows XP SP2.
A few days ago, I had to share my whole hard disk to among my coworkers.
I created an special account and password for this. And I supervised the activity when I connected to my computer from the others computers, but I told them the password.

It was supposed to last a couple of hours but then I forgot to remove it.
Is there a way to know if someone logged into my computer the next days when it was supposedly no longer needed? Is that information in the event log? somewhere else?
Mainly, I'd like to know if someone took files others than what was needed from my computer in the next days.


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