Very little. Windows 95 is a very insecure system; you can get into the
operating system without "logging on". (Is this box on a domain? You
might be able to get some clues from the domain controller.)
To answer your second question, upgrading to NT Workstation or 2000
Professional.
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Billy
At 09:25 1/17/01 -0600, you wrote:
>What Log file will tell me if someone has logged into a windows 95 computer?
>
>What other then a cmos password can protect a windows?
Nothing, unless there is some third party tool, which still would not
be very secure, Win9X (or ME I imagine) is just not a ve
At 09:25 AM 1/17/2001 -0600, you wrote:
>What other then a cmos password can protect a windows?
There are a couple of ways to protect Win9x machines
Cut the power cord
Run the keyboard through the paper shredder
Create a wav file to replace the windows startup sound which says "please
don'
If you got a firewall you could check the log of that. Or if you are talking
about a webservice there is a log for personal webservice
Justin
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