When I re-formated my system, I unknowingly created a new
user name that was not necessary. Now, I want to delete
the user name and Windows 2000 Professional returns a
message that it can't delete a system file! What to do?
Hepcat2

Click [Start]
Settings
Control Panel
Double-click "Users and Passwords"
Select the user name
Click [Remove]
Click [Yes]
Click [OK]


Austin M. Horst

Thanks for the response. I have a file named
Administrator.Administrater nested just below one called
Administrator. Windows 2000 pro. want let me delete it. It
says that it's a system file. And it's not listed in users
and passwords either. What to do?


>-----Original Message-----
>Click [Start]
>Settings
>Control Panel
>Double-click "Users and Passwords"
>Select the user name
>Click [Remove]
>Click [Yes]
>Click [OK]
>
>
>Austin M. Horst
>.
>

Is it a file or folder?
What is the location (full path) of the file or folder?
Example: C:\Documents and Settings\Administrator\


Austin M. Horst