CompTIA A+ 220-1102 (V14) Practice Question

During the build process for 20 new Windows 11 Pro laptops that will be joined to the company's Active Directory domain, a junior technician asks what to do with the local (non-domain) user accounts that Windows created during initial setup. According to Microsoft security best practices and CompTIA A+ guidance, how should local user accounts be handled on domain-joined workstations to reduce the attack surface?

  • Disable or remove local accounts and rely on domain credentials instead

  • Elevate the local accounts to the Administrators group for troubleshooting

  • Convert the local accounts to Microsoft accounts for single sign-on

  • Leave the local accounts enabled but enforce password rotation every 30 days

CompTIA A+ 220-1102 (V14)
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