2 Administrator Profiles

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I installed WIN XP and everything seem to be going great until I rebooted
Then a second adminstrator profile emerged. I did not do anything I can
recall but reboot after an install of some systems software, I believe. The
2nd adminstrator profile was an old, old desktop of mine before WIN XP was
even installed and I though I lost it. Is there any way to delete one of the
administrator profiles. I feel that having 2 administrator profiles is
slowing, even locking my system up.

Can somebody me?

Running P4, with 20g HD
 
It will not let me delete it or change it to a limited account, those areas
are grayed out. Is there somewhere else I can go?
 
xwdpuzzler said:
I installed WIN XP and everything seem to be going great until I rebooted
Then a second adminstrator profile emerged. I did not do anything I can
recall but reboot after an install of some systems software, I believe.
The
2nd adminstrator profile was an old, old desktop of mine before WIN XP was
even installed and I though I lost it. Is there any way to delete one of
the
administrator profiles. I feel that having 2 administrator profiles is
slowing, even locking my system up.

Can somebody me?

Running P4, with 20g HD
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Assuming you are using XP Home, boot up in safe mode, log on to
"Administrator" and try to delete the account from there.
Regards Mike.
 
No I am using XP Pro, is it different?

Mike Cawood said:
Assuming you are using XP Home, boot up in safe mode, log on to
"Administrator" and try to delete the account from there.
Regards Mike.
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First:

1. Check to ensure that the old, old, profile exists (C:\Documents and
Settings\[OLD PROFILE NAME])
2. If so, you should be able to delete it.

If you cannot, AND you are logged in as an adminstrator account, try:

1. Tweakui
2. Logon branch
3. Check/Uncheck old profile name

Also

1. Run: C:\WINDOWS\system32\lusrmgr.msc
2. Open Users
3. Look for the old profile name in right panel
4. Double-click on name
5. Make sure 'Account is locked out' and 'Account is disabled' are not
checked
6. If so, uncheck and then go into Control Panel | User Accounts and delete
user
 
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