If you are the administrator of a Mac, you can delete an administrator by using the following steps:
- Open System Preferences and select the Accounts tab.
- In the Accounts section, click on the button next to “Administrator.”
- In the resulting window, select “Delegate Administrator Rights.”
- Click on the “Delete” button to confirm your deletion and then close System Preferences.
Select the account and push the (-) button in the Users & Groups pane of System Preferences. If you’re utilizing Fast User Switching, you must log out of the account you wish to delete.
Open the Start menu. The lower-left corner of your computer screen has a white button with Windows on it. … Then select Settings from the list. Choose Accounts from the drop-down menu. Select Family and Other Users from the pop-up window. Choose the admin account you wish to remove. Click Remove in the toolbar at the bottom.
It’s easy to restore administrative access by restarting Apple’s Setup Assistant program. This will execute before any accounts have been loaded and will operate in “root” mode, allowing you to create new ones on your Mac. Then, using the new administrator account, you can regain control of your Mac.
Click here to go to the official website. Click here if you want more information on how to use the service. Select a standard user or a managed user in the list of users, then check “Permit the user to manage this computer.”
To delete a user account, open the security lock by entering the administrator password, choose Users from the drop-down menu, then click on Local Defaults under “in node.” Now pick the user account you want to remove and hit Edit Delete on your browser.
