Where can you find information about computer resources and user groups?

Active Directory (AD) is a directory service developed by Microsoft that is used for managing computers and other devices on a network. Within Active Directory, you can find comprehensive information about computer resources, including users, groups, computers, and other network objects. It provides an organized structure that facilitates management and administration of the network environment, enabling administrators to control user access to resources and to set policies for user accounts and groups.

The data provided in Active Directory includes details such as user privileges, group memberships, and associated devices, making it the central repository for such information in a Windows network environment. In contrast, the other options—Control Panel, Task Manager, and Device Manager—offer information specific to system settings, live system performance, and device management, respectively, but do not encompass the broader scope of user groups and extensive computer resource information as available in Active Directory.