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if you have enabled Audit... you can look at log on events in the event logs of active directory using eventvwr.exe
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if you have enabled Audit... you can look at log on events in the event logs of active directory using eventvwr.exe

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If she just locks / unlocks the machine it may be more awkward to find out mind...<br />
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If this isn't wanted have you thought of putting time restrictions on her AD account?
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If she just locks / unlocks the machine it may be more awkward to find out mind...

If this isn't wanted have you thought of putting time restrictions on her AD account?

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No haven't thought that far. I am not sure what she does but I don't think she logs out all the time. only sometime but thanks for letting me know I can put a time restriction on.
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No haven't thought that far. I am not sure what she does but I don't think she logs out all the time. only sometime but thanks for letting me know I can put a time restriction on.

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I can see logon log off events but just onto domain. I can't filter to pc or user. 
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I can see logon log off events but just onto domain. I can't filter to pc or user.

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Did you check the local security logs on the PC?<br />
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Thanks<br />
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Mike
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Did you check the local security logs on the PC?

Thanks

Mike

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I have a user that is coming in at night and using the pc out of office hrs. I need a list of all the times she has logged in. I think she leaves her pc locked and just unlocks it when she comes in. Is there a way of finding a list of all the times she has logged in???<br />
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Any help appreciated. 
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I have a user that is coming in at night and using the pc out of office hrs. I need a list of all the times she has logged in. I think she leaves her pc locked and just unlocks it when she comes in. Is there a way of finding a list of all the times she has logged in???

Any help appreciated. 

List all previous windows login

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