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How

Create a new user

Auto-tune live free mac. To allow users to log into your macOS computer, create an account for each of them.

  1. From the Apple menu, select System Preferences...
  2. From the View menu, select Users & Groups.
  3. If it's locked, click the padlock in the bottom left corner of the window, and then authenticate as an administrator.
  4. Under the list of user accounts, click + (the plus sign).
  5. From the menu next to 'New Account:', select the type of account you want to create. To allow this user to make changes to the system settings, add programs, and perform other system functions beyond basic use, select Administrator. For lower access accounts, choose Standard or Managed withParental Controls as appropriate. Sharing Only and Group are special options for specific needs. For more, refer to your operating system's documentation.
    Selecting Administrator will give the user the ability to make changes to your system without your approval.
  6. In the 'Full Name:' field, enter the new user's real name.
  7. In the 'Account Name:' or 'Short Name:' field, enter a username you wish to assign to the user.
    At Indiana University, UITS strongly recommends that you use your IU username for the account name or short name. This is necessary in order to access some services on the IU network.
  8. In the 'Password:' field, type a password for the user, and then type it again in the 'Verify:' field. You can optionally set a password hint for the user. For the hint, try to use something only the new user will understand; alternatively, leave this field blank.
  9. Click Create User or Create Account.

Delete a user

  1. From the Apple menu, select System Preferences...
  2. From the View menu, select Users & Groups.
  3. If it's locked, click the padlock in the bottom left corner of the window, and then authenticate as an administrator.
  4. Select the name of the user you want to delete, and, under the list of accounts, click - (the minus sign).
  5. Choose Save the home folder in adisk image, Don't change the home folder, or Deletethe home folder depending on how or whether you want to save the user's data. If you choose to delete the home folder, there is also an Erase home folder securely option. Then, click Delete User or OK.

OS X Mavericks allows you to edit a user’s profile. Circumstances might dictate that you need to change a user’s identity, password, or accessibility, or perhaps delete a user. How to change a user with file share in OS X Mavericks Follow these steps to change a user’s name, password, or account type: Choose app→System. @adianych, I was working on a Powershell script that deleted user profiles with the exception of the Administrator for use on some of our Remote Desktop servers, it is a bit simple and needs some work but happy to send it on to you if you want to play with it. Use this free tool to delete domain user profile from Windows as well as delete.

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How To Delete More Than One User Profile For Mac Os X With Script Average ratng: 8,8/10 6464 votes
How

Create a new user

Auto-tune live free mac. To allow users to log into your macOS computer, create an account for each of them.

  1. From the Apple menu, select System Preferences...
  2. From the View menu, select Users & Groups.
  3. If it's locked, click the padlock in the bottom left corner of the window, and then authenticate as an administrator.
  4. Under the list of user accounts, click + (the plus sign).
  5. From the menu next to 'New Account:', select the type of account you want to create. To allow this user to make changes to the system settings, add programs, and perform other system functions beyond basic use, select Administrator. For lower access accounts, choose Standard or Managed withParental Controls as appropriate. Sharing Only and Group are special options for specific needs. For more, refer to your operating system's documentation.
    Selecting Administrator will give the user the ability to make changes to your system without your approval.
  6. In the 'Full Name:' field, enter the new user's real name.
  7. In the 'Account Name:' or 'Short Name:' field, enter a username you wish to assign to the user.
    At Indiana University, UITS strongly recommends that you use your IU username for the account name or short name. This is necessary in order to access some services on the IU network.
  8. In the 'Password:' field, type a password for the user, and then type it again in the 'Verify:' field. You can optionally set a password hint for the user. For the hint, try to use something only the new user will understand; alternatively, leave this field blank.
  9. Click Create User or Create Account.

Delete a user

  1. From the Apple menu, select System Preferences...
  2. From the View menu, select Users & Groups.
  3. If it's locked, click the padlock in the bottom left corner of the window, and then authenticate as an administrator.
  4. Select the name of the user you want to delete, and, under the list of accounts, click - (the minus sign).
  5. Choose Save the home folder in adisk image, Don't change the home folder, or Deletethe home folder depending on how or whether you want to save the user's data. If you choose to delete the home folder, there is also an Erase home folder securely option. Then, click Delete User or OK.

OS X Mavericks allows you to edit a user’s profile. Circumstances might dictate that you need to change a user’s identity, password, or accessibility, or perhaps delete a user. How to change a user with file share in OS X Mavericks Follow these steps to change a user’s name, password, or account type: Choose app→System. @adianych, I was working on a Powershell script that deleted user profiles with the exception of the Administrator for use on some of our Remote Desktop servers, it is a bit simple and needs some work but happy to send it on to you if you want to play with it. Use this free tool to delete domain user profile from Windows as well as delete.