A user is setting up a computer for the first time and would like to create a secondary login with permissions that are different than the primary login. The secondary login will need to be…

The correct answer is B. Accounts. In Windows, the Accounts section of Settings is where you create and manage user accounts, including standard vs. administrator account types and Family Safety/parental controls. Creating a new user account with restricted permissions and content filtering (blocking certain…

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A user is setting up a computer for the first time and would like to create a secondary login with permissions that are different than the primary login. The secondary login will need to be protected from certain content such as games and websites. Which of the following Windows settings should the user utilize to create the secondary login?

Options

APrivacy
BAccounts
CPersonalization
DShared resources

How the community answered

(40 responses)

A
3% (1)
B
88% (35)
C
8% (3)
D
3% (1)

Explanation

In Windows, the Accounts section of Settings is where you create and manage user accounts, including standard vs. administrator account types and Family Safety/parental controls. Creating a new user account with restricted permissions and content filtering (blocking certain games and websites) is done through Accounts settings, which integrates with Microsoft Family features. Privacy settings (A) control data collection, not user accounts. Personalization (C) manages themes and display. Shared resources (D) relates to network sharing - none of these create separate login accounts with content restrictions.

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#Windows User Accounts#Parental Controls#User Management#Account Permissions

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