Similar to other versions of the Windows operating system, Windows 11 allows for easy creation of multiple user accounts, making it easier to use the computer collectively by several individuals. Each user has their own isolated environment containing their own programs and files, away from others. While deleting the account is an available option when not needed, disabling it provides a more wise alternative. Disabling the account maintains its settings, files, and programs, while not showing it in the list of user accounts that can be logged into. This can be useful if there is a need to regain access to the disabled account later. Disabling the account acts as an effective way to restrict user access to the system without permanently removing their profile. Here’s how to do it.
Disabling an Account on Windows 11
Via Computer Management Tool
