Deleting users from various Windows versions

[@mahdihanif1393]

Best payload:
- All fonts using ms sans serif
- Color schemes using windows classic instead of default, within default visual styles
- Current color schemes and wallpaper are used in system user when logon/shutdown
- Wallpaper doesn't work, still solid blue or black

[@AgentX-dh3lf]

Good but I think you forgot to add the user Joe to localgroup and administrator group. That's why it was not showing up.

[@windestruct]

Even after typing "net localgroup administrators joe /add", it doesn't show up and nothing happens on older versions of Windows.

[@samstfsaviation_331]

great video!

[@rersasa1]

*Good video 11/10* 👍

[@IgaziArni9136]

Hmm, what happens if you delete the "C:/" drive? (Use this command on cmd: del "C:/*")
Or Are you copying the "C:/" drive? (Open the file manager and go to "this machine" and click on "OS (C:)", then press and hold "ctrl" and drag it to the desktop with a left click_)

[@super.ninngen]

C:/ are Drive that has Windows, and you can’t delete C: because Windows are using that drive and it and you don’t have any permission to do that. And the shortcut to C:/ will created if you drag in to desktop

[@IgaziArni9136]

​​@@super.ninngen Then how to delete the to the "users" OR "system32" folder? LONG CTRL+LEFT_CLICK DRAGGING OUT TO THE DESKTOP

[@super.ninngen]

@@IgaziArni9136 I don’t know what you mean, but if your asking me how he delete the user, he run the different os and deleted it.

[@IgaziArni9136]

​@@super.ninngenIf you ran on a different operating system Then The "users" folder, OK, but then the C:/ drive, ok, so you can't delete it, but you can delete about (90%) everything in it

[@super.ninngen]

@@IgaziArni9136 You can delete C: when you running different OS. If you delete it, it just says OS Not Found! when you try to load the C:/