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by blackcurrant
Hi
These accounts are often set up by the manufacturer and are intended for support. They are normally disabled which is why they do not appear in User Accounts under Control Panel.
If you right-click My Computer and select Manage, you should see an entry in the right hand pane named Local Users and Groups - This will list ALL the accounts on your machine. Those with a red X are disabled accounts.
I would not delete any disabled accounts until after checking your documentation or contacting the manufacturer to find out what exactly the account is intended for.
You can delete it if you really want to but it may hinder any support/troubleshooting the computer manufacturer may wish to do at a later date.
Good luck
by deepsand
This is a default user used for support purposes; the user name "SUPPORT_388945a0" is a fixed name used on all XP Pro installs.
It is a member of the Local Group "HelpServicesGroup."
It is not a member of any Global Groups.
You can view its properties by running "net user SUPPORT_388945a0".
DO NOT REMOVE it.
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