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Retrieve user login history for a specific AD computer

I need to find out all the users who have logged in before to a specific AD computer.
I want to achieve this with PowerShell..
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@Zaheer thanks for you comment but I forgot to mention that I need to run the powershell as a normal domain user that is not a domain admin
can this be achieved by a scheduled task on that specific computer ?
Or done remotely.
Why does it need to run as domain user ?
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Thank you guys.
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