Back. To the main User Account window, click Back. Next. Open the Windows Control Panel and then click User Accounts and Family Safety. Back. Next Under User Accounts, select the user account you want to delete using Add or Remove User Accounts… Back. Next Back.
Select Start Settings Accounts Other Users. Then, after selecting Remove, choose the name or email address of the person you want to delete their account and data for. Select Delete Account & Data After reading the warning, select Delete Account & Data.
Open the Settings application. Choose Account Options from the drop-down menu. From the list of users, choose Family and Other Users, then press Remove to remove that user from your account. Select Erase My Account & Data To complete this task, tap Delete account and data three times in a row.
Select Control Panel from the Start Menu. Select User Accounts and Family Safety from the drop-down menu. Select the account you wish to manage (or in your case, delete) from the list. If you select Yes, you will be prompted whether or not you want to save user accounts files.
Connect to a SQL Server instance. In Object Explorer, go to the Security node and logins. Select the SQL Server Login you want to remove by right-clicking it and selecting “Delete.” SSMS will display the following warning message if you proceed with this operation. Select “OK” as a response.
