Windows XP: How To Delete A User Profile
Contributed by Rob Rogers 
Tagged: Windows networking If you have user profiles on your computer that you no longer need, you free up disk space by deleting these unused profiles. To do this:
1. Right-click My Computer and select Properties to bring up the System Properties panel.
2. Click the Advanced tab and then, in the User Profiles area, click the Settings button.
3. From the User Profile dialog box select the individual profile you want to delete.
4. Click the Delete button and confirm the action.
5. Click OK.
Please note that User profiles can contain files that you may need. It is a good practice to review the directory and backup any needed files before deleting the profile.
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NoSpam said on May 21, 2009
Thanks! Worked great.
Anonymous said on February 22, 2010
How i can do this command line?
Ameyjohn said on June 25, 2010
this does not delete them from documents and settings
Subhranshu said on July 20, 2010
If the delete button is not highlighted/disabled then how to delete the profile.
User said on August 7, 2010
You obviously only have one profile or need to switch users and log in as an administrator to do this. Make sure it is safe to delete a profile before doing so, otherwise you may have to use another computer to find out how to get yours up and running again
Zm000x said on December 3, 2010
Thank you ^___^
Jmfaubert said on July 25, 2011
How do you tackle a bunch of them all at once? I can’t seem to shift select these profiles.