What is the profile called that configures settings on individual computers?

• A. Global Policy
• B. User Profile
• C. Per-Computer Settings Profile
• D. Group Policy

Answer: (C)

Device-level configuration is done through a Per-Computer Settings Profile. This profile is tied to the machine itself, applying settings that govern how the computer operates regardless of which user signs in. It’s the type of profile you’d use to enforce device-wide policies, security rules, and software configurations that should travel with the computer. Global Policy describes broad rules across many devices and users, not a single-machine profile. A User Profile contains settings for a particular user rather than the computer. Group Policy is a Windows mechanism for distributing both user and computer settings, but it isn’t referred to as a per-computer profile itself.