You are the administrator of your company's network. A use named Michael has limited dexterity, which prevents him from using a standard keyboard to complete his daily computing tasks. You want to configure his Windows 2000 Professional computer to use the appropriate accessibility options. You logon to Michael’s computer by using Michael’s user account, which is a member of local users group. You configure the stickykeys, filterkeys and togglekeys options. You then log off. Michael logs on to the computer by using this user account. Michael is able to use the accessibility option that you have configured. However, when he returns from lunch, the accessibility options are automatically turned off. What should you do? （）
- AUse Accessibility Options in Control Panel to reconfigure accessibility idle time settings
- BUse Accessibility Options in Control Panel to enable the FilterKeys option to reconfigure the time setting
- CUse Utility Manager to configure the accessibility options to start automatically when Windows 2000 Professional loads
- DUse Utility Manager to increase accessibility idle time setting for Michael’s accessibility options, and save the settings.&e