May not hold up in court but ....
either look at System Restore and (assuming it is working properly) note any
dates/times which *may* be of significance,
or look for the rb0*.cab (consecutive series) of files in your C:\Windows
sub-folders and again, look for significant dates.
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;183887
There are 'normally' up to 5 of theses files, each one being generated at
the very first boot in any single day - so you *may* even be able to
determine the time as well as the date.
Hope that helps and good luck.
Mart
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\(yet another\) Steve - 30 Jun 2005 20:27 GMT
Search for *.tmp files. You'll see a big list of files that reside in the
\windows\temp folder. One is created every time the PC is turned-ON and shut
down. They all have time/date stamps.
BTW. These files can be deleted when your done.
Steve
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