Windows - View User and Group Information

Computer management: A tool that lets you manage a local or remote computer Pasted image 20260621220326

Windows domain: A network of computers and users that are added to a central database

if you’re an admin in that domain, you can view those accounts on any machine in the domain
Task scheduler. This lets you schedule programs and tasks to run at certain times, like automatically shutting off the computer at 11:00 PM every night.
Event viewer. This is where our system stores its system logs.
Shared folders. This shows the folders that different users on the machine share with each other.
Local users and groups. This is where we’ll be doing our user and group management.
Performance. This shows monitoring for the resources of our machine, like CPU and RAM.
Device manager. This is where we go to manage devices to our computer, like our network cards, sound cards, monitors, and more.
Storage menu, we have a sub menu for disk management.
Services and applications menu shows us the programs and services that we have available on the system.
- we can choose to enable and disable services such as DNS here

User Account Control (UAC) - a feature in Windows that prevents unauthorized changes to a system