Cannot get rid of user account

T

T5

I have a clean xp install, when I boot, setup bypasses the login phase and
boots into my desktop. I am known as Administrator. Anyway I got everything
the way I like it in this account but wanted to create a unique user account
with these settings so I created another account called Timax with
administrator privaleges but when I go to the admin account in Control panelhave since deleted the Timax account yet it still appears in documents and
settings. I still have these folders Administrator.... all Users and Timax.
If I manually try to delete the Timax folder it says that I cant. Any Ideas?

I want to boot to login screen with just a Timax option (Password protected)
 
B

Bruce Chambers

T5 said:
I have a clean xp install, when I boot, setup bypasses the login phase and
boots into my desktop. I am known as Administrator. Anyway I got everything
the way I like it in this account but wanted to create a unique user account
with these settings so I created another account called Timax with
administrator privaleges but when I go to the admin account in Control panel



The built-in Administrator account *cannot* be deleted.

moreover I
have since deleted the Timax account yet it still appears in documents and
settings. I still have these folders Administrator.... all Users and Timax.
If I manually try to delete the Timax folder it says that I cant. Any Ideas?

Leave it alone.

I want to boot to login screen with just a Timax option (Password protected)

How do you propose doing that, if you've deleted the account and you
keep trying to delete the "Timax" user profile?


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