When the windows registry uses guids to identify objects and records many of their attributes, it can be said that the guids are stored as: file classification infrastructure (fci). effective permissions. class identifiers (clsids). least privilege user accounts (luas) ?

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Natasha Klein

Computers & Technology

16 February, 15:46

When the windows registry uses guids to identify objects and records many of their attributes, it can be said that the guids are stored as: file classification infrastructure (fci). effective permissions. class identifiers (clsids). least privilege user accounts (luas) ?

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Erin Mcintyre · Answer 1

Guids are stored as : Class Identifiers (CLSIDs). It allows operating systems (OS) and software, particularly for Windows, to identify and access software components without identifying them by their names.