A user named Marie uses a Windows 2000 Professional computer named Client1 to process payroll records. Marie reports that she can no longer run her financial applications. You determine that file permissions have been applied incorrectly to her computer. You want to configure Client1 to have the same security configuration and file permission settings that were applied when the computer was installed. 
What should you do?（）

You are the network administrator for ExamSheet. 
You are responsible for creating and deploying a standard Windows 2000 Professional image to 1,000 client computers, You log on to a client computer named Computer1 by using a local administrator account named User1. On Computer1, you install three software packages that are compatible with Windows 2000 Professional. 
You create an image using third-party software. You deploy the image to a test client computer and join that computer to a domain. When you log on to the test client computer with a domain user account, the new applications do not appear in the Start menu. 
You want to re-create the image to include the applications in the Start menu for all new users. You also want to allow the users to delete any icons they do not need. Which profile should you copy? 
To answer, select the correct profile from the Source Profile area and drag it to the correct field in the Target Profile area.