What are two potential risks in the existing environment that the architect must address in the proposed virtual solution? (Choose two.)

The use of local profiles combined with manual deletion by administrators creates management overhead, potential for inconsistencies, and data loss risk in a dynamic virtual environment, necessitating a shift to centralized, persistent, or disposable profile management.

Manual installation of applications, even with documentation, is prone to human error, lacks scalability, and causes significant administrative burden in a virtual environment where rapid deployment, re-provisioning, and image management are key benefits.

The absence of logon scripts, having been abandoned for other methods, is not inherently a risk; it simply means the proposed virtual solution needs to leverage modern group policy or other configuration management tools for user environment settings.

Users logging on with Active Directory credentials is a standard and secure practice that provides centralized identity management and is not a risk; rather, it is a foundation for authentication in a virtualized environment.