Which option ensures manual overrides remain intact even when new inherited settings are introduced?

• A. Manual Settings Assignment
• B. Settings Inheritance
• C. Make All Inherit
• D. Keep All Settings

Answer: (B)

The key idea is how inheritance interacts with manual overrides: when a parent provides values, the system can apply those as defaults, while any manual overrides on the child remain in effect and take precedence. This means that as new inherited settings are introduced, they fill in values where nothing was explicitly changed, but the manual changes you’ve made stay intact because they override the inherited defaults.

This is why the option that relies on inheritance to supply defaults while preserving explicit user changes is the best fit. The other choices don’t guarantee that combination: forcing all settings to inherit would risk overriding manual overrides; assigning settings manually ignores inherited defaults; and simply keeping current settings doesn’t address how new inherited values are integrated.