How can users be managed in the Task Manager Users tab?

The Users tab in Task Manager provides valuable insight into the current users connected to the system and their activity. It displays information about each user account that is logged into the computer, including the applications they are running and their CPU and memory usage. This allows administrators or users with sufficient permissions to monitor system activity effectively, identifying which users are active and what processes or applications they are utilizing. This information can aid in performance monitoring and troubleshooting issues that may arise from specific user activities.

The other options do not accurately reflect the functionalities available in the Users tab. For example, changing user permissions is typically handled through user account settings or local security policies rather than directly within Task Manager. Creating new user accounts usually requires access to User Accounts settings in the Control Panel or using administrative tools, which is outside the scope of Task Manager. Additionally, disconnecting from the internet is not a function managed within the Users tab in Task Manager; network settings are controlled through different system settings.