Delete accounts with administrator permissions correctly

Q: I have created multiple accounts in Windows XP, all of which have the administrator privilege and all of which have logged on to the system, in this way, the system generates an account configuration information directory in the Documents and Settings directory of the system disk. In this way, if I want to delete an account, the configuration information directory in the Documents and Settings directory cannot be deleted. How can I delete an account with administrator permissions correctly?

A: to completely delete an account with administrator permissions, you must first Delete the information in the Registry and then delete the directory that saves the configuration file. This directory is not directly deleted. The correct steps are as follows:

(1) log on to the system with an account with administrative permissions (not the target account to be deleted.

(2) Enter compmgmt in "Start> Run. msc, go to System Tools → local users and groups → users on the open "Computer Management" console, and select the target account to be deleted from the list in the right window, right-click and select "delete" to close the console.

(3) Use the "Win + Break" key combination to open system properties. On the "advanced" tab, open the "Settings" of the user configuration file and select the target account in the list, click Delete.