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Is there anyway to find out the date that a local user account was created on
a Windows XP Pro system?
a Windows XP Pro system?
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Dave B.
Go to C:\Documents and Settings, right click the folder of the account in
question, and look at the creation date.
question, and look at the creation date.
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Wesley Vogel
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Probably several ways. Here's one.
Open C:\Documents and Settings
Right click on the user's name folder and click Properties.
Look at the Created date on the General tab.
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Probably several ways. Here's one.
Open C:\Documents and Settings
Right click on the user's name folder and click Properties.
Look at the Created date on the General tab.
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Alan said:Is there anyway to find out the date that a local user account was
created on a Windows XP Pro system?
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Bob I
Date stamp on the profile folder?
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3c273
Check the creation date for their profile folder uder "Documents and
Settings".
Louis
Settings".
Louis
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Dave B.
3 people have said that already.
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3c273
The nature of usenet actually allows that some people see a reply before
they even see the question. Obviously, I did not see the other replies
before I sent mine. Now what exactly is your contribution to this thread?
Louis
they even see the question. Obviously, I did not see the other replies
before I sent mine. Now what exactly is your contribution to this thread?
Louis
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Wesley Vogel
Sort of reinforces the idea, doesn't it?
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Dave B.
My contribution? I was #2 to suggest the solution.
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