Use the Get-LoggedOnUser function to find out who is the current logged on user on a local or remote machine. The function can be useful for SCCM deployments or just trying to find out who is logged on a remote computer.
Examples:
Find out who is logged on to a remote machine:
Get-LoggedOnUser -ComputerName COMPUTERNAME-D
Find out the current local logged on user:
Get-LoggedOnUser
Source Code:
Function Get-LoggedOnUser { <# .SYNOPSIS Find out the current logged on user on a local or remote machine .PARAMETER ComputerName Provide remote computer name .EXAMPLE Get-LoggedOnUser .EXAMPLE Get-LoggedOnUser -ComputerName COMPUTERNAME-D #> param ( [parameter(Mandatory=$False)] [ValidateNotNullOrEmpty()]$ComputerName ) If($ComputerName -eq $Null) { $Username = (Get-Process Explorer -IncludeUsername | Where-Object { $_.Username -notlike "*SYSTEM" }).Username } Else { $Username = (Invoke-Command {Get-Process Explorer -IncludeUsername | Where-Object { $_.Username -notlike "*SYSTEM" }} -ComputerName $ComputerName).Username } Return $Username }
me
Does this execute in windows 7 natively?
Jose Espitia
I’m honestly not testing with Windows 7 since it is no longer supported by Microsoft.