Joe, a user, reports the printer in his department is shared through a workstation but people consistently turn the workstation off. Which of the following tools would be used to correct this issue?

Computer Management is used for tasks such as managing shared folders, disk partitions, and services, but does not contain user rights assignment controls for system shutdown.

Local Security Policy includes User Rights Assignment, which controls which accounts or groups are permitted to perform specific actions such as shutting down the system. By navigating to Security Settings - Local Policies - User Rights Assignment and removing standard users from the 'Shut down the system' right, the administrator can prevent the workstation from being powered off by non-administrative staff. This directly resolves the problem without requiring hardware changes or a dedicated print server.

Windows Defender Firewall with Advanced Security manages inbound and outbound network traffic rules and has no functionality related to shutdown permissions.

MSCONFIG (System Configuration) is used to manage startup programs, services, and boot options, and cannot restrict users from shutting down the system.