Your organization has two OUs, one each for the Finance and the Administration departments. A GPO setting has been applied to the computers in the Administration OU to prevent the installation of new applications. Another GPO setting has been applied to some users in the Finance OU that provides them administrative privileges.
What will happen if a user with administrative privileges from the Finance OU tries to install an application on a computer in the Administration OU?
A) The user will be joined to the Administration OU.
B) The user will lose the administrative privileges.
C) The user will be prompted to provide an administrative password for installation.
D) The user will not be able to install the application.

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Quizplus · Accepted Answer

Group Policy Objects (GPOs) applied to an Organizational Unit (OU) affect all users and computers within that OU. The GPO setting preventing the installation of new applications on computers in the Administration OU takes precedence over a user's individual permissions, including administrative privileges granted to users in the Finance OU. Therefore, even a user with administrative privileges from the Finance OU will be unable to install applications on a computer in the Administration OU due to the GPO restrictions applied to that OU.

Your Organization Has Two OUs, One Each for the Finance