You are a desktop support technician for your company. All client computers run Windows XP Professional. A user in the company is attempting to install a new printer on his computer.
The user reports that he was able to connect the printer to the computer, but Windows displays a message indicating that he does not have permissions to install the printer drivers. You discover that the user usually logs on to his computer by using a domain user account. However, his computer does have a local user account that he can use. Both accounts are members of the local Users group on his computer, and no other local groups. You confirm that the user is allowed to have a locally connected printer.
You need to ensure that the printer is installed on the computer. Your solution must not give the user unnecessary privileges on his computer.
What should you do?
A.
Make the user a member of the local Administrators group. Instruct the user to install the printer
B.
Log on to the user’s computer by using an account that has administrative privileges. Install the printer.
C.
Instruct the user to search Windows Update for copies of the necessary device driver. Instruct the user to download the device driver and install the printer.
D.
Instruct the user to log on to the computer by using a local user account instead of a domain user account.
Instruct the user to install the printer