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2. powershell - Get Last logged on user on a computer - Stack...

   stackoverflow.com/questions/58346651

   I'm trying to get a list of user names of people who have logged on to the computers from a list of machines in a .txt file then export into a .csv table which displays. The ComputerName; The UserName (Of the last person to log on to it) The Last time the user logged on to the machine; My code:

3. Remote PowerShell, find last 5 user logins - Stack Overflow

   stackoverflow.com/questions/54385710

   Ideally I would like to make a script that pulls the logon events from a machine on the network with a list of who logged in recently and when. This is what I have so far: Get-EventLog -LogName security -InstanceId 4624 -ComputerName $_Computer -Newest 5 | Export-Csv C:\Users\username\Documents\filename. powershell. powershell-remoting.

4. How do I get the current username in Windows PowerShell?

   stackoverflow.com/questions/2085744

   If you want the name of the logged in user. (rather than the name of the user running the PowerShell instance). $(Get-CimInstance Win32_ComputerSystem | select username).username -- @TwonOfAn on this other forum and updated based on information in comments.

5. Powershell - query all AD users and get their last login date

   stackoverflow.com/.../powershell-query-all-ad-users-and-get-their-last-login-date

   I would like to query all AD users and get the following attributes from each user: SamAccountName, UserPrincipalName, LastLogonDate, Enabled, LockedOut, PasswordNeverExpires, CannotChangePassword,

6. powershell - Query list of computers - output last logged on user...

   stackoverflow.com/questions/58322343

   I'm trying to get a list of user names of people who have logged on to the computers from a list of machines in a .txt file then export into a .csv table which displays The ComputerName The UserName (Of the last person to log on to it) The Last time the user logged on to the machine –

7. Get the Last Logon Time for Each User Profile - Stack Overflow

   stackoverflow.com/questions/71500304

   If you need to cleanup your profiles not used for a long time at the target system, then take the last changed date of "ntuser.dat". That is the last logon if you define logon like logging on to a new session. If the user was logged on and simply locked the computer or used standby and then relogs then this date won't change.

8. Powershell The last logon user in the remote computer

   stackoverflow.com/questions/44135665

   I want a script that collects all logons from the organization's computers, and shows the last user logon and the most user's access in the computer. I run this script from domain controller, but i only get the computer and the last logon, I don't have the last user logon or the frequency of logon.

9. powershell - Get Azure AD User Last Sign-in Date - Stack Overflow

   stackoverflow.com/questions/70840182

   You can get the last sign-in date of the Azure AD users through the script below by executing it in elevated powershell. You just need to provide the credentials of Global administrator of your Azure AD tenant and the below script will fetch the details of last signed-in date for all the users present in your Microsoft 365 tenant.

10. How to find last logged in user on Intune/Azure - Stack Overflow

    stackoverflow.com/questions/72101261/how-to-find-last-logged-in-user-on-intune...

    Since there was no standard naming convention when the devices were provisioned, I am looking to find a way to figure out or see the last logged in users through Azure AD or Intune. Not sure if I am making this post in the correct place, if not please be kind and suggest where I should post this. Thanks!

11. Powershell - last logged on user - same input, different output

    stackoverflow.com/questions/18488892

    2.Use this code to get the currently logged on user: 3.A different and unique way of getting the last logged on user is to use the last write access time on the user profile file (ntuser.dat). Typically only a user logging in "Interactively" will get have a user profile created. @ HAL9256: Wow this is very thorough!