I suspect someone logged on to my computer (this is someone I know who might have access to my password), I see so many logons that I can't be sure which were mine, but what I do know is that while I do have a 4 digit password setup I always logon using fingerprint. Is there a way to know in the security logs if a logon was made using fingerprint vs. pincode?
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The original poster expresses concern about unauthorized access to their Windows account, noting frequent logons and questioning if security logs differentiate fingerprint logins from PIN logins. A respondent suggests checking Windows security event IDs 4624 and 4622 to identify the logon method used. The original poster appreciates the advice and plans to try this approach. Overall, the thread is a helpful exchange focused on tracking specific login methods via security logs.
The original poster expresses concern about unauthorized access to their Windows account, noting frequent logons and questioning if security logs differentiate fingerprint logins from PIN logins. A respondent suggests checking Windows security event IDs 4624 and 4622 to identify the logon method used. The original poster appreciates the advice and plans to try this approach. Overall, the thread is a helpful exchange focused on tracking specific login methods via security logs.
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I'm not sure if Windows hello has a seperate package, but you can look for the logon event 4624 and see what the security package is which will show up in a corresponding 4622 event.
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I'm not sure if Windows hello has a seperate package, but you can look for the logon event 4624 and see what the security package is which will show up in a corresponding 4622 event.