Windows 11 supports multiple user accounts on a single computer, allowing each person to have personalized settings, files, and preferences without interfering with others. Sometimes, you may need to remove a user profile, perhaps because someone no longer uses the PC or to free up space. In this guide, we’ll explore different methods to delete a user profile in Windows 11.
Delete a user profile using the User Accounts Wizard
If you need to remove multiple user profiles efficiently, the User Accounts Wizard offers a quick way to do so without navigating through multiple menus. Here’s how to use it:
Windows+R on your keyboard to open the Run dialog box. In the text field, type netplwiz and press Enter to open the User Accounts window.



Repeat these steps for any additional accounts you wish to delete. This method allows you to swiftly remove multiple user profiles from your computer.
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Add to Google Preferences →Delete a user profile using the Settings app
You can also remove a user profile through the Settings app. Make sure you’re signed in with an administrator account or have administrative credentials, as you’ll need them to delete other user accounts.






Delete a user profile from the Control Panel
Another way to remove a user profile is through the Control Panel. This method is useful if you’re already working in the Control Panel and want to manage user accounts from there.






By following these methods, you can easily remove unwanted user profiles from your Windows 11 PC.






