friendlymegalomaniac
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Any sort of log files on windows 10? thank you...
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The thread discusses the availability of log files in Windows 10, with users explaining that detailed audit logs can be enabled via group policy but are not available by default. One contributor suggests using Event Viewer for general logs, while another clarifies that specific process activity logs require manual configuration. Overall, the conversation highlights that default logging is limited and additional setup is needed to access detailed process information.
The thread discusses the availability of log files in Windows 10, with users explaining that detailed audit logs can be enabled via group policy but are not available by default. One contributor suggests using Event Viewer for general logs, while another clarifies that specific process activity logs require manual configuration. Overall, the conversation highlights that default logging is limited and additional setup is needed to access detailed process information.
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Yes it's called 'Audit process tracking'. It can be set in group policy if you're running Windows 10 Pro or Enterprise.
secpol.msc > Security Settings > Local Policy > Audit Policy
These events will show up in the Security Log.
secpol.msc > Security Settings > Local Policy > Audit Policy
These events will show up in the Security Log.
friendlymegalomaniac
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I meant just by default, with no changed settings
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Rereading the thread title. I am not sure what you are precisely looking for.You dont specify logs. But, if you open the Task Manager and then the "processes" tab, you can right click any of the items listed. Then you can, if you wish, look at the properties. This will show you when the program was last accessed.
