Which Windows power option protects access to an open session without ending that session?

### Why this is right Lock prevents someone from using the open session until the user unlocks it. It leaves the session running, unlike Log off, Shut down, or Restart. ### The concept A user session is the set of programs and work open under a user's account. Locking protects access without closing that work. Logging off ends the session, while shutting down powers off and restarting starts the computer again. ### The other options - **B. Log off**: ends the user session. - **C. Shut down**: closes the session and powers off the computer. - **D. Restart**: closes the session and starts the computer again. ### Terms - **Session**: a user's active sign-in and the work running under it. ### Remember Lock keeps the session open; log off ends it.