Auditing Locked accounts on machines

May be this is a solution for you:
https://support.microsoft.com/en-gb/help/824209/how-to-use-the-eventcombmt-utility-to-search-event-logs-for-account-lockouts

Please dont go with the titile "eventcombMT" is the file that you need to run with the event ID - this can produce an output in csv format as well.

Cheers,
Prashant.

The question title doesn't match your question body. Please explain that, so we know what you really need.
Also tell me if you let anyone logon anywhere - because you might not know that you can restrict that.

OK sorry for the confusion... We have single sign on one most of our machines.  And we have auto logins too. however, sometimes it doesn't work and I have users logging into a machine with their own user names and passwords then the imprivata screen comes up and they login in again. So they leave and dont' log out. the next person comes along and the 1st person is still logged in to the computer and imprivata has another user logging in.  the 1st user keeps getting locked out and I need a way to find out what machine that user is logged into.  Does that make more sense?

Can you not log off inactive sessions via GPO or Logoff ScreenSaver https://www.autoitscript.com/site/autoit-tools/logoff-screensaver/

Thanks for that info but that's not what I'm needing to do.  I have screensaver already that lock the machines after 15 minutes.  I'm trying to find out if there's a way I can audit to see where the user is logged in.

Thanks. I'll work with this and let you know.

Best solution