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leopardus
Is there a 'lastlog' command in WinXP?
M
Mark L. Ferguson
There is a way to use a 'bootlog' file to detect problems during startup.
You press F8 during startup to get the safe mode menu, and select the option
to start using a bootlog. There will be a file in %windir%
start/run, type:
HH mk
MSITStore:%windir%\Help\diagboot.chm::/boot_overview.htm
You press F8 during startup to get the safe mode menu, and select the option
to start using a bootlog. There will be a file in %windir%
start/run, type:
HH mk
MSITStore:%windir%\Help\diagboot.chm::/boot_overview.htm
L
leopardus
I mean is there a way the administrator can see when the users last logged
in, provided there are many users using the same computer.
in, provided there are many users using the same computer.
M
Mark L. Ferguson
The area you want to look at is the "Performance" app in Control Panel.
Admins spend a lot of time acquiring the skill it takes to maintain logs of
user activity with this tool. I suggest you seek out a site for 'performance
logging' info.
This link is not what you want, but will address the basic technique for
you.
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/300504/en-us?FR=1&PA=1&SD=HSCH
Admins spend a lot of time acquiring the skill it takes to maintain logs of
user activity with this tool. I suggest you seek out a site for 'performance
logging' info.
This link is not what you want, but will address the basic technique for
you.
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/300504/en-us?FR=1&PA=1&SD=HSCH