John,
> the postgres windows uninstaller probably should be offering to delete the
> postgres user account when it deletes the service, since the installer
> created that account in the first place.
deleting the postgres-windows-account is not really what someone
should wish for. As the files of that account (i.E. the
database-files) are tightly coupled with the account on Windows.
Just for reference:
postgres windows account may be killed and password-changed via
administration, computer, users and groups
or:
- to remove (be warned that when using windows crypted filesystems
this may be a real bad thing to do, and without them I would not
recommend it)
net user postgres /delete
- to change password
net user postgres NewPassWord98uL
best wishes
Harald
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