What could induce someone to reset a computer account in Active Directory? Select two.

Resetting a computer account in Active Directory can be necessary under certain circumstances to ensure proper connectivity and functionality within a network environment. One primary reason that would lead to a reset is when the computer's password is out of sync with Active Directory. Active Directory maintains a secure channel for the computer to authenticate, and if the computer tries to log in with an incorrect or outdated password (which can happen if the computer was offline for an extended period), it results in a failure to authenticate properly until the account is reset. This ensures synchronization between the local computer account password and the password Active Directory expects.

Additionally, a power outage that leads to a missed startup could also cause issues. If a computer experiences a sudden loss of power and is not able to properly shut down and complete various processes, including updates or changes to its password combination, it may become unable to communicate correctly with Active Directory. This misalignment may necessitate a reset of the computer account to re-establish proper communication and functionality within the domain.

The other options, while they may present issues, do not directly relate to the sync and authentication process vital for Active Directory. Outdated software can cause conflicts but typically does not necessitate a computer account reset. Similarly, moving a computer to a different