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# Delete a User from Patch My PC Cloud
*Applies to: Patch My PC Cloud*
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**Important**
You need to have at least one user or Entra ID Security Group assigned the **Full Admin and Access Management** user role at all times. You will be unable to delete the last user or Entra ID Security Group assigned this role unless you have either one other user or Entra ID Security Group assigned this role.
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To delete a user from the Patch My PC (PMPC) Cloud portal:
1. Access the **Users** area.
2. Click the trashcan beside the relevant user you want to delete.
3. Click **Yes** on the **Are you sure you want to delete *****username*** to confirm the deletion.
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**Note**
If you try deleting your own account, you will see the **Are you sure you want to delete yourself** warning along with the text:
**You will no longer have access to the company <*****company\_name*****>.**
Only click **Yes** if you are sure you want to revoke your own access.
{% endhint %}
The user is deleted and the **Success - User deleted** notification is shown.
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