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I run a small company and a senior employee recently left. As I was about to reformat his computer I discovered that just prior to leaving the firm the employee accessed some very confidential and sensitive file locations on the network drive and then also accessed a removable drive labelled e:/. I discovered this via the recent places tab in windows explorer. It looks very much like sensitive and confidential files which would be very valuable and useful to the competition were downloaded. Obviously I feel like a bit of a fool because with a small team and a small emerging company I wanted to create an atmosphere of trust and so didn't have the heavy computer lock-down functions that larger firms have. Is there a way that I can see what the actual files were that were transferred from the network drive to the removable drive post-event, i.e. now? This event happened on the 12th September so 12 days ago. Thanks very much in advance for any help.
possible duplicate of How to find Windows 7 File Transfer History?
– DavidPostill – 2014-09-24T07:49:34.797Thanks very much - the other post answered my question ... unfortunately not the answer I was hoping for, but still better to know. Apologies for posting a duplicate question this is my first time on a forum. – Kieran – 2014-09-24T07:52:01.800