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Now click on the Delete button and the user account will be deleted. Make sure that you select the right name and click on the minus sign in the lower-left corner of the window. I have done all this, but it still doesn't work, and I am almost going mad about it. A list will appear on the left side of the window where you will find the user account which you want to delete. Log out from the root user account, and log back it to the usual account.

Still on the root user account, disable and then enable root user from Directory Utility.Log in as the root user account and change the password.Enable the root user from Directory Utility and then log out.I've even tried to disable it from Terminal using this command, with no luck: dsenableroot -dĪfter some search on Google, I found a thread with people having the same problem.Ī lot of them solved the problem by following this guide: I then tried to enable it, and disable it again, but the Other. But from the Edit menu, in the Directory Utility, it only says "Enable root user", which should indicate that the root user is disabled. My first thought was, that it could be the root user, which could have been enabled (I don't know how though). When I click on it, I can log in, as another user, but I only have one. icon appears right next to my usual user-account ( admin account) on the login screen. I've just upgraded to El Capitan from Mountain Lion, and now an Other.