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Login history?
Greetings,
I am running an HP 8200/windows 7 professional and am in dire need of accessing my login history (date time etc.). Can this be done? I have contacted my server and they cannot assist because 'auditing was not turned on.' What to do? Thank you. |
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| 19 May 2014 | #2 |
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Hi Welcome to Seven Forums .. The Link below might be of some help ...
How do I view login history for my PC using Windows 7 - Microsoft Community |
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| 19 May 2014 | #3 |
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Quote: Originally Posted by smabry
Greetings,
I am running an HP 8200/windows 7 professional and am in dire need of accessing my login history (date time etc.). Can this be done? I have contacted my server and they cannot assist because 'auditing was not turned on.' What to do? Thank you. 1. Press Flag Key+ R and type “eventvwr.msc” and click OK or press Enter. 2. Expand Windows Logs, and select Security. 3. In the middle you’ll see a list, with Date and Time,Source, Event ID and Task Category. The Task Category pretty much explains the event, Logon, Special Logon, Logoff and other details. |
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Thank you so much!1
If you would be so kind as to inform me of the difference between 'logon' and 'special logon' I would greatly appreciate it. |
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Quote: Originally Posted by smabry
Thank you so much!1
If you would be so kind as to inform me of the difference between 'logon' and 'special logon' I would greatly appreciate it. This event gets logged whenever an account assigned any 'administrator equivalent' user rights logs on. For instance you will see event 4672 in close proximity to logon events (4624) for administrators since administrators have most of these admin-equivalent rights. |
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