If you’re a user of a website or online service, it’s important to reset your user profile if you’ve changed your mind about how you want to use that service. Resetting your user profile can help you get back into the habit of using the site or service and make it easier for others to find you. To reset your user profile on a website or online service:
- Log in to the site or service.
- Click on the “reset” link at the top of the page.
- Enter your name and password in the fields below.
- Click on “reset.”
- Your user profile will be reset and will be ready for use again!
From the Start menu, select Restart. Select Power Shift and then Restart from the menu. A list of choices will be displayed. If prompted, provide your account information and your password. To continue, select your version of Windows and then click on the Reset button.
If you’re not sure whether or how to proceed, delete the account as a different user. Log in using a different user name than the one you want to remove. Open Computer Properties. Select User Profiles from the left-hand menu. Choose the profile you wish to remove and press the delete button.
If you’re not sure whether or how to act, terminate the account as a different user. Log in with a different user name than the one you wish to delete. From the left-hand menu, choose User Profiles. Select the profile you’d want to remove and hit the trash can icon.
The simplest way to restore a corrupted default profile is to copy the data from Default and paste it into a working system. However, make sure that the computer you’re copying from has the same operating system version and language as yours.
Using File Explorer, remove the Windows 10 user profile. … On the UAC message, click “Continue.” Open the Registry editor. Navigate to the registry key tab in the Registry editor. Locate and select a user from the profile list. Locate and delete a user’s registry key.
