A technician is setting up a new user account on a Windows computer. Which of the following account types should the technician create to ensure the user has the least privileges necessary?

Guest accounts offer very limited access, primarily intended for temporary users who need basic functionality without personal settings. However, they do not allow for regular use of applications or the ability to save files, making them unsuitable for a new user requiring access to standard features.

Administrator accounts provide full access to the system, allowing users to install software, change settings, and manage other user accounts. While this level of access is necessary for system maintenance, it is excessive for regular users who do not need to perform administrative tasks, thereby increasing security risks.

Power User accounts have more privileges than Standard User accounts but fewer than Administrator accounts. They can install applications and change system settings, which may be more access than necessary for a new user. This level of privilege can potentially lead to unintentional system changes or security vulnerabilities.