Re: Date on ntuser.dat.LOG

I should have been more direct with my question. Basically, I'm
looking into a scenario where someone might be accused of logging into
a machine based on the date modified of the ntuser.dat.log file located
in a users profile. The following link shows where someone asked a
question on the respective topic.
http://www.tek-tips.com/viewthread.cfm?qid=1266106&page=1 I'll post it
here for simplicity also.

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I was wrongly accused to have logged on a PC yesterday, and as proof,
they exhibited my profile that appeared in the C:\Documents and
Settings\my username.

I did logon to that PC 2 months ago, which i don't deny, as show the
local settings, the desktop, my documents, etc... with the date of 2
months ago when i first and ONLY TIME logged on to that PC.

However, i NEVER logged onto that PC yesterday, nevertheless, there is
a NTUSER.DAT.LOG txt in my profile on that PC, with the date of
yesterday !!!!
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Basically, I know its not good evidence, but I want to know why its
happening... Why or how could the date modified attribute be changed
w/out a user logging in?

Thanks for your help!

.

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