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Mike
I'm trying to delete 1 user account can anyone help
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John John (MVP)
Are you logged on as an Administrator? What is this account that you
are trying to delete? You cannot delete built-in accounts.
How to create and configure user accounts in Windows XP
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/279783
John
are trying to delete? You cannot delete built-in accounts.
How to create and configure user accounts in Windows XP
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/279783
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Mike
Trying to delete one of my user accounts my wife opened up a user account &
desided that she wanted to keep her other computer I'm logged in as a limited
desided that she wanted to keep her other computer I'm logged in as a limited
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John John (MVP)
You can't do this as a Limited User, accounts can only be delete by
users with administrative privileges, you have to log on as an
Administrator to delete accounts.
John
users with administrative privileges, you have to log on as an
Administrator to delete accounts.
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Mike
O.K. I 'm logged on now as a administrator; now what?
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John John (MVP)
Follow the instructions in http://support.microsoft.com/kb/279783 Or
enter lusrmgr.msc in the Start Menu Run box and then click on the
Users folder, there you will be able to delete user accounts.
John
enter lusrmgr.msc in the Start Menu Run box and then click on the
Users folder, there you will be able to delete user accounts.
John
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Olórin
Mike said:O.K. I 'm logged on now as a administrator; now what?
Control Panel > User Accounts
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John John (MVP)
That applies to Windows XP Home only and it only applies to the built-in
Administrator account, any other user with administrative credentials
can create and delete accounts. As for Windows XP Pro you can log on
normally with the built-in Administrator account, simply hit
Ctrl+Alt+Del twice at the logon screen to obtain a login dialog box and
enter the proper credentials.
John
Administrator account, any other user with administrative credentials
can create and delete accounts. As for Windows XP Pro you can log on
normally with the built-in Administrator account, simply hit
Ctrl+Alt+Del twice at the logon screen to obtain a login dialog box and
enter the proper credentials.
John
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Mike
That did it thank's for the help
John John (MVP) said:Follow the instructions in http://support.microsoft.com/kb/279783 Or
enter lusrmgr.msc in the Start Menu Run box and then click on the
Users folder, there you will be able to delete user accounts.
John
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