How to correctly delete an account with administrator rights

Q: I set up multiple accounts in Windows XP, have administrator privileges, and these accounts log on to the system so that the system generates an account configuration information directory in the Documents and Settings directory on the system disk. In this way, when I want to delete one of the accounts often appear in the Documents and settings directory can not delete the configuration information directory, how can I correctly delete an account with administrator rights?

A: To completely delete an account that has administrator privileges, delete the information in the registry and then delete the directory where you saved the configuration file, which is not deleted directly. The correct steps are as follows.

1. Log on to the system with an account that has administrative privileges (not the target account to delete).

2. In "Start → run" enter compmgmt.msc, in the Open Computer Management console, navigate to System tools → Local Users and groups → users, select the target account you want to delete in the list on the right window, right-click and select Delete, and close the console.

3. Open the System Properties window by using the "win+break" combination, open the user profile setting in the Advanced tab, select the target account in the list, and click Delete.