Windows 7 system: Check if someone else has moved your computer

Lao Wang recently installed Windows 7, he wants to know if anyone uses his computer and asks if I have a way. Of course, there are only a few steps to set up. The detailed steps are as follows:

Start Windows 7, enter the edit group in the search bar, and immediately search for the edit group policy. Click to start the program edit group policy. . Expand the Computer Configuration/Administrative Templates/Windows Components/Windows Login option in the tree list on the left side of the Group Policy, double-click on the right side to display the information about the previous login during the user login, and pop up the message about the previous login during the user login. Box, the default state is not configured, select the single option enabled, click the OK button.

After clicking the close button in the upper right corner of the window to exit the edit group policy, restart the computer, so the system will prompt the last login before entering the system desktop, including whether the login is successful, and the detailed login time. . In the future, if anyone uses your computer, it will be clear at a glance.