Identify administrator account use for server/desktop services

I am trying to identify one of my retired admin (user) account and disable the account. But before I disable the account, I need to scan my domain if his account was used on any of the server or desktop services. Is there a tool or scrip that I can  use to scan my network and identify the devices where his account was used. Please advise.

Thank you
Collin
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Lionel MMSmall Business IT ConsultantCommented:
You can use this solution from scripting guy to show all services and then see if this user is set to run any services https://blogs.technet.microsoft.com/heyscriptingguy/2012/02/15/the-scripting-wife-uses-powershell-to-find-service-accounts/
CollinMendozaIT DirectorAuthor Commented:
Lionel, thank you. this will only give me to log in to each of the devices I know and run the power shell. I need to be able to scan the network for the unknown. I'm trying to scan my network to see if I missed any device that has his account setup to run the services.
Lionel MMSmall Business IT ConsultantCommented:
Sorry then I don't know how to help -- only thing I do is to disable the account and see if anything goes wrong but that can be a tricky and dangerous approach to take.
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CollinMendozaIT DirectorAuthor Commented:
Yes I thought about that too.
CollinMendozaIT DirectorAuthor Commented:
Hi expert, Is there a tool or another solution to identify the domain admin/user account if use for any services or task scheduler in the network?

Please advise.
Lionel MMSmall Business IT ConsultantCommented:
Collin check this link for a new tool I discovered and then I also found this powershell script that does the same thing--hope 1 or both help you https://blogs.technet.microsoft.com/isrpfeplat/2012/01/02/powershell-get-serviceaccountusage/

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Lionel MMSmall Business IT ConsultantCommented:
Did my last comment help? If not what is it not doing; i.e. what is missing?
Lionel MMSmall Business IT ConsultantCommented:
No further response from questioner so I am assuming my final suggestion worked to solve the issue.
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