Restart your PC and the Microsoft account will be removed from your PC. Select the account you wish to remove and click on the Remove button. Press Windows Key + R to launch the Run utility. Alternatively, you can also use the Advanced User Accounts panel to remove a Microsoft account from your PC. Once you’ve changed the account type, you can now remove that account by following the steps mentioned earlier. Switch to Standard and click on the Change Account Type button. Launch Control Panel and go to User Accounts.Ģ. For that, you must change its account type to Standard first. If it’s an administrative-level account that you’re trying to remove, Windows will not allow it. Pick one accordingly and follow the on-screen instructions to complete the removal of the account.
Next, you’ll be asked whether or not Windows should keep the files related to the account. Here, you’ll find a list of all the accounts on your PC. In the Control Panel window, change the view type to Large icons and go to User Accounts.ģ. Open the Start menu, type in control panel, and press Enter.Ģ. You can use it to remove any Microsoft account from your PC. Using the Control Panel is an old-school way of managing things on Windows including user accounts. Also Read: How to Shutdown, Restart, Schedule Windows 10 with CMD 1.
