Okay, this is really annoying me...
This PC was bought few months ago, Windows XP SP1, it had no User Accounts, so we just use the default Admin Account all the time and install programs & stuff. And yesterday, my lil geek wannabe sister created the 1st user account, then it started to login to useless_account every time we boost up the PC. What I want is, log on Normal Mode as Default Admin Account and get useless_account deleted. Do you know what I mean? Okay, all my programs and stuff are all in the default admin account, then my sister made an user account, it's the first , then it goes onto useless_account instead of the default admin account everytime I turn on the PC. I tried login as admin using debug mode, but it won't let me delete useless_account when I got there. I do not want any accounts, I want to get back to normal account we used to and delete the useless_account. Well, the one we used before is not an account, it's just the default settings, omg, I don't know how to express it in English...
Experts post ONLY.
This PC was bought few months ago, Windows XP SP1, it had no User Accounts, so we just use the default Admin Account all the time and install programs & stuff. And yesterday, my lil geek wannabe sister created the 1st user account, then it started to login to useless_account every time we boost up the PC. What I want is, log on Normal Mode as Default Admin Account and get useless_account deleted. Do you know what I mean? Okay, all my programs and stuff are all in the default admin account, then my sister made an user account, it's the first , then it goes onto useless_account instead of the default admin account everytime I turn on the PC. I tried login as admin using debug mode, but it won't let me delete useless_account when I got there. I do not want any accounts, I want to get back to normal account we used to and delete the useless_account. Well, the one we used before is not an account, it's just the default settings, omg, I don't know how to express it in English...
Experts post ONLY.

