On Computer5 (running Windows 10) you created a PowerShell script named config.ps1. You need config.ps1 to run after feature updates are applied on Computer5. Which file on Computer5 should you edit?

SetupConfig.ini is the correct file to edit because it allows you to specify custom actions, such as running a PowerShell script, to occur during or after Windows feature updates. This file is specifically designed for configuring the update process. LiteTouch.wsf is associated with Microsoft Deployment Toolkit (MDT) and is used for OS deployment, not post-feature update script execution. Unattend.bat is a batch file that can be used for automated tasks, but SetupConfig.ini is the designated and more robust method for integrating scripts with feature updates. Unattend.xml is an answer file used for automating Windows installations and configurations, typically during initial deployment, not for post-feature update script execution.