You will not be able to check what ran, but you can prepare for the next time. If you open secpol.msc you can go to local policies/audit policy. Activate Success (and maybe also Failure) on Audit process tracking and you will get an event log entry in the security event log every time a process starts or ends. Unfortunately you'll see the ...

I'm developing an application to read audit event log entries. But I'm stuck on my home notebook with Windows 10 Home and I can't start gpedit.msc or secpol.msc. Thus I have to enable logon audit events through the Registry. I came up with this location: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SECURITY\Policy\PolAdtEv These are the resources I've found:

2016年3月14日 · Local Computer Policy \ Computer Configuration \ Windows Settings \ Security Settings \ Local Policies \ Audit Policy. In the right pane, double-click "Audit process tracking" and check both boxes . From now on, all process creations and deletions (and failed attempts at same) will appear in the Security log. To view them, run Event Viewer.

2023年1月21日 · To enable the audit of logon events : Run the Local Group Policy Editor (gpedit.msc) Position to : Computer Configuration > Windows Settings > Security Settings > Local Policies > Audit Policy; Double-click "Audit logon events" Check both "Success" and "Failure" Click Apply; Click OK.

2020年11月23日 · I did my homework and got everything logged into a file and not into syslog/journal. From what it seems, by default systemd setups it's own listener for kernel's audit events and logs them into syslog/journal. The other alternative is using auditd to read these events and log them into a configurable log file. Disable systemd's audit events ...

2016年1月21日 · 4719: System audit policy was changed. This computer's system level audit policy was modified - either via Local Security Policy, Group Policy in Active Directory or the audipol command. According to Microsoft, this event is always logged when an audit policy is disabled, regardless of the "Audit Policy Change" sub-category setting.

2019年4月26日 · If in the policy editor you have enabled under "Audit policy" the policy of “Audit Object Access”, you should be getting the information in the Event Viewer. Configuring auditing for a specific file or folder is by right-click, Properties, Security tab, Advanced, Auditing tab, where you may specify auditing for users and groups.

2016年1月25日 · Navigate to the WLAN-autoconfig event log. Since we enabled the Analytic and Debug logs option, beside the Operational log we also see the Diagnostic log. The Diagnostic event log by default is not enabled, so first we have to enable it by right-clicking -> select Properties. As soon as the Diagnostics mode is enabled you should see events ...

2014年8月21日 · Please check the Event Viewer tree on the left side under "Applications and Services Logs -> Windows -> TerminalServices-*" where * is all of the logs there. I think you are most interested in the TerminalService-LocalSessionManager Operational log. Event ID 21 will provide the IP address of the incoming connection.

2015年11月6日 · What must I do to enable logging of Logon Session Events? Use the Group Policy Editor (gpedit.msc) to enable auditing of Account Logon Events in the Windows Security Event Log.