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How Do You Remove All Windows XP Log On Accounts?

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How Do You Remove All Windows XP Log On Accounts?

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Windows XP allows you to create multiple user accounts. This will allow each person in the household to use Windows with his own specific desktop and user configuration. However, the accounts can be bothersome if you are using the computer solo. If you leave one account running, and log into another one, the unused account will stay active in the background and take up valuable system resources. You can remove all Windows XP Logon Accounts through the Administrator account. Turn on the computer. If the PC is already on, reboot. Click on the “Administrator” account. Wait until Windows XP boots up. Click “Start.” Click on the “Control Panel” tab. Scroll to the “User Accounts” icon and select. Click on the user account you want to delete first. Select the “Delete the Account” link. A prompt will appear. Decide if you want to save any desktop files or personalization for that account. Click on “Keep Files,” “Delete Files” or “Cancel.” After you make your choice, a new Window will pop up wi

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