Complete Windows Server 2012 Practice Test 2025

In Windows Server 2012 R2, certain user accounts are created automatically during the installation process. One of these accounts is the Administrator account, which serves as the primary account for administrative tasks on the server. This account has full control over the operating system and all aspects of the server.

The Guest account is another account that is created by default. It is intended for users who need limited access to the system but do not have their own user accounts. The Guest account is disabled by default for security reasons, but it can be enabled if temporary access is required.

The other options do not accurately reflect accounts that are created automatically. While there are roles such as Manager and Operator, these are not standard user accounts that are established automatically in every Windows Server installation. The Administrator and User accounts are not correct because the default setup does not create a generic User account; it only defines the Administrator and Guest accounts.

Thus, the correct answer highlights the two key accounts that do come pre-configured with a Windows Server installation: Administrator and Guest.