show last logon time for a computer account in powershell

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 here is how you show the last logon date for a computer account in powershell

Import-Module ActiveDirectory

Get-ADcomputer -Filter * -properties * | sort lastlogondate | FT name, Lastlogondate, Win32_operatingsystem

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