Strengthen personal computer privacy has been more and more attention and attention, colleagues or students borrow computers from each other, will inevitably touch personal privacy, and the computer has become popular into the household appliances, how to more effectively monitor the child's use of computer behavior, I am afraid that only by "parental control" or far from enough. Today we introduce through the WINDOWS7 audit strategy to monitor the running records of computer programs, truly reasonable, strengthen monitoring.
1. Enable WIN7 Audit Policy
Win+r Open Run, enter "Gpedit.msc", return to run, open Group Policy Editor.
2. Locate "Computer Configuration"-"Windows Settings"-"Security Settings"-"Local Policy"-"Audit Policy", and open "Audit object access" from the right detail window.
3. In the Local Security Settings tab, configure Audit object access audit These actions to success, and OK to save the settings.
Take QQ as an example, add QQ as Audit object
4. Add QQ as Audit object
Find the QQ main program, right-click the Properties window, switch to the Security tab, and open the "Advanced" button below.
In the Advanced Security Settings window of QQ, switch to the Auditing tab. If you need permission, enter the Administrator account password information or click the Continue button.
In the Advanced Security Settings window of QQ, "Audit item" is empty, continue to click "Edit" in the lower left corner.
Click "Add" in the Audit window, the system will pop up a "Select Users or Groups" dialog box, the current user name entered, click OK "save."
Continue the window to choose QQ Audit items, you can successfully under the "Full Control" check. Then all the way to determine the previous window all confirm exit.
4. View QQ usage Record
Win+r opens, enters "Eventvwr.msc", returns to run, opens "Event Viewer".
In the left "Windows log" open "security", the right window can see the corresponding event, which is not difficult to find a just QQ audit information.
Similarly, this auditing function can also be applied to other programs, such as downloading programs, and so on. Windows7 will detail the details of each program run, and really do have evidence in hand.