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Thanks for the reply,
Here's the issue:
When I reformatted the box last monday, I did a clean
install of XP. Today, one week later, the end-users are
complaining of pop-ups, slow/erratic performance etc.
Basically, within that last week, there were various
applications (i.e. AOL service, various web toolbars,
spyware, adware etc). I have a computer use policy that
explicity forbids the installation of 'third-party'
software, and now I must enforce this policy. I checked
event logs, and it gave me who was using AOL on the
machine, but that's all, under Event Viewer -> System.
Under Event Viewer -> Application, when the source is
MsiInstaller, user value is N/A. So:
3 users/ 1 Windows XP machine
Windows 2003 domain
I have a list of what unauthorized software is present on
the machine - is there a way to backtrack, and find out
which user installed it?
Here's the issue:
When I reformatted the box last monday, I did a clean
install of XP. Today, one week later, the end-users are
complaining of pop-ups, slow/erratic performance etc.
Basically, within that last week, there were various
applications (i.e. AOL service, various web toolbars,
spyware, adware etc). I have a computer use policy that
explicity forbids the installation of 'third-party'
software, and now I must enforce this policy. I checked
event logs, and it gave me who was using AOL on the
machine, but that's all, under Event Viewer -> System.
Under Event Viewer -> Application, when the source is
MsiInstaller, user value is N/A. So:
3 users/ 1 Windows XP machine
Windows 2003 domain
I have a list of what unauthorized software is present on
the machine - is there a way to backtrack, and find out
which user installed it?