A systems administrator is setting up a Windows computer for a new user. Corporate policy requires a least privilege environment. The user will need to access advanced features and configuration…

A Power user account (conceptually, or as it functioned in older Windows versions) grants more privileges than a standard user but fewer than an administrator, allowing access to advanced application settings and configurations without compromising the least privilege environment. This role permits users to modify system-wide settings related to applications without having full control over the operating system.

A Standard account adheres strictly to least privilege but typically requires administrator credentials for advanced application settings, which contradicts the user's need for direct access.

A Guest account has extremely limited permissions and cannot access advanced features or configuration settings for applications.

An Administrator account grants full control over the system, violating the corporate policy's requirement for a least privilege environment.