Re: Deletion of old computer accounts

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Hello Dennis,

If i have machines that never come back, i delete them always. Never had any problem with this. What was the reason from that guy for only disabling them?

Best regards

Meinolf Weber
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Is it common practice to simply delete old computer accounts if they
will no longer be used. I was told by a certified Microsoft instructor
not to delete old computer accounts but instead disable them and I
would rather delete them then have a collection of old records.



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