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# Classifying User Accounts and User Groups (6 of 6) - Windows might automatically assign one of these built-in user groups to an account: - **Authenticated Users group:** includes all user accounts except the Guest account - **Everyone group:** includes the Authenticated Users group as wel...

# Classifying User Accounts and User Groups (6 of 6) - Windows might automatically assign one of these built-in user groups to an account: - **Authenticated Users group:** includes all user accounts except the Guest account - **Everyone group:** includes the Authenticated Users group as well as the Guest account - **Anonymous users:** users who have not been authenticated on a remote computer - **Customized User Groups** - Use Management Console or the Local Users and Groups console in business and professional editions of Windows to create custom user groups - Easier to assign permissions to user groups rather than to individual accounts - User groups work well when several users need the same permissions