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Comment supprimer un profil utilisateur de domaine d'un ordinateur?

ayi

I’m wondering how to safely remove a domain user profile from a computer that is a part of a domain. I don’t want to delete the account from the domain itself, I just need to remove the profile from this computer, to do some cleanup.
I’m currently on a Vista Business computer, but we also have Win XP Pro and Win 7 Pro.

ayi_2

<h2><a name="p-32714-method-1-easy-and-safe-1" class="anchor" href="#p-32714-method-1-easy-and-safe-1" aria-label="Heading link"></a>Method 1 (easy and safe)</h2>
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Open up “Control Panel | System and Security | System”
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In the dialog click on “Advanced system settings” (requires Admin rights)
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The “System Properties” dialog will be displayed
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Make sure you are in the “Advanced” register
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In the “User Profiles” section click on “Settings”
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The “User Profiles” dialog is displayed
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Select the account. Hit Delete.
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<h2><a name="p-32714-method-2-slight-variation-of-method-1-2" class="anchor" href="#p-32714-method-2-slight-variation-of-method-1-2" aria-label="Heading link"></a>Method 2 (slight variation of method 1)</h2>
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Start | Run
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sysdm.cpl
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switch to register “Advanced”
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In the “User Profiles” section click on “Settings”
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The “User Profiles” dialog is displayed
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Select the account. Hit Delete.
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The greyed out button possibly means that the registry hive has not been released by the operating system, as pointed out by @joeqwerty in the comments.
<h2><a name="p-32714-method-3-manual-and-prone-to-errors-3" class="anchor" href="#p-32714-method-3-manual-and-prone-to-errors-3" aria-label="Heading link"></a>Method 3 (manual and prone to errors)</h2>
Delete the <code>C:\Users[ACCOUNT]</code> directory. That leaves some registry entries behind that have to be manually deleted as follows.
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Open Regedit with Administrator Permissions (Runas Administrator)
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Select the <code>HKEY_USERS</code> branch
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Search for the Domain Account without the domain (e.g. login = DOMAIN\ACCOUNT then search for ACCOUNT)
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Keep on searching until the status bar shows <code>Computer\HKEY_USERS[SID]\Software\Microsoft\Windwos\CurrentVersion\Explorer\Shell Folders</code>
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There should be a large list of your ACCOUNTs folders e.g. <code>C:\Users\ACCOUNT\Desktop</code>
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You are in the right <code>HKEY_USERS[SID]\Software\Microsoft\Windwos\CurrentVersion\Explorer\Shell Folders</code> 
branch if the ACCOUNT in “Shell Folders” matches the ACCOUNT you just manually deleted form the <code>C:\Users[ACCOUNT]</code> directory. This branch [SID] can be exported and/or deleted to clean up the last of the user profile.