GUIDELINES FOR MANAGEMENT OF ADVERSE TRANSFUSION REACTIONS. Author: Jim Faed Effective Date: 26/08/2014 Page 1 of 8. Authoriser: Peter Flanagan Previous ID: 111I01501.
In Windows 8.1, once again, this job can be complete from the PC Settings. Select the account you wish to remove from the Other Accounts section and click âRemove.â Windows 8.1 doesnât provide an option to keep the user data after deleting the account, so back it up if you want to keep it.
Try the following steps to delete a user account from the Control Panel. Right click on the Start button and select the Control Panel. Click on the User Accounts and Click on the Manage another account link.If prompted by UAC, click on Yes. Click on a user account which you want to delete.Click on the Delete the account link. Click on Delete Files or Keep Files for what you want to do with the user account's personal files.lick on the User Accounts and Click on the Manage another account link. If prompted by UAC, click on Yes. Click on a user account which you want to delete. Click on the Delete the account link. Click on Delete Files or Keep Files for what you want to do with the user account's personal files.