A new user in a corporate HR department must print to a network printer. This printer is only used by the HR department for confidential documents. Which of the following is the FASTEST way to allow…

Adding the Print Users group to the HR group modifies group nesting but still does not place the specific new user into the HR group, so the user gains no access.

Granting the Everyone group print rights to a confidential HR printer would expose sensitive documents to all network users, which is a critical security violation.

Adding the Everyone group to the HR group would grant all users on the network HR-level permissions, compromising the confidentiality of documents handled by that department.

The HR group is already configured with the correct print permissions for the confidential printer; by adding only the new user to this existing group, the administrator performs a single action that immediately grants all inherited permissions without any additional configuration. This leverages the existing permission structure and requires no changes to printer ACLs or other groups.