Aside from human user types, there are nonhuman user groups. Known as account types, are implemented by the system to support automated services, and are accounts that remain nonhuman until individuals are assigned access and can use them to recover a system following a major outage.

The answer is "System accounts and contingent ID".

Explanation:

The system accounts are indeed a user account established after installation by an operating system and used for just a specific os objective.

The Contingent IDs are established as identities just at an initial stage but remain unattached until there is a serious power failure. Individuals access to them after any breakdown and they'll become active and is used by people.

hmmm

explanation:

the right answer is false