Question

question 10 (1 point)
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in windows, which tool can be used to manage user accounts and groups?
task manager
control panel
computer management
device manager

Explanation:

• Task Manager: Mainly used to view and manage running processes, applications, and system performance (CPU, memory, etc.). It is not for user accounts and groups.
• Control Panel: A general - purpose interface for various system settings like display settings, network settings. While it has some user - related settings (like changing user account pictures in some Windows versions), it is not the dedicated tool for managing user accounts and groups in a comprehensive way.
• Computer Management: This tool has a “Local Users and Groups” section. In this section, administrators can create, delete, modify user accounts, set passwords, and manage groups (add/remove users from groups, create new groups etc.).
• Device Manager: Used to manage hardware devices (install, update, disable drivers, view device status). It has no relation to user accounts and groups.

Answer:

C. Computer Management