You are the Office 365 administrator for your company. The company’s environment includes only Office 2013
and Windows 8.
Users are not allowed to install applications on client computers.
You need to enable Office Telemetry logging.
What should you do?

A.
In Group Policy, enable logging in the User Configuration\\Administrative Templates\\Microsoft Office 2013
\\Telemetry Dashboard node.

B.
Create a .reg file that sets the registry values under the HKEY_CURRENT_USER\\Software\\Policies
\\Microsoft\\Office\\15.0\\OSM key to enable the Telemetry Agent to collect and upload data. Run the .reg file
with standard privileges.

C.
In Group Policy, enable logging in the User Configuration\\Administrative Templates\\Microsoft Office 2013
\\Telemetry logging node.

D.
Create a .reg file that sets the registry values under the HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\\Software\\Microsoft\\Office
\\15.0 key to enable Telemetry Agent to collect and upload data. Run the .reg file with standard privileges.

Explanation:
The Telemetry Agent must be enabled using Group Policy or the registry. For production environments that
contain hundreds or thousands of client computers, you can use Group Policy administrative templates.
You can use Group Policy to enable and configure Telemetry Agents. Download the Group Policy
administrative template files from the Microsoft Download Center. The policy settings are available in the path
User Configuration\\Administrative Templates\\Microsoft Office 2013\\Telemetry Dashboard.