Which command deletes a user from a local group in Windows?

• A. net user /delete
• B. net localgroup Administrators /add
• C. dellocalgroup
• D. net localgroup [group] [logon_name] /del

Answer: (D)

Managing local group membership from the command line is what this item tests. To remove a user from a local group, you use the net localgroup command with the target group, the user to remove, and the /del switch. The general form is: net localgroup /del. Replacing with the actual names removes that user from that group without affecting the user account itself. The other commands either delete a user account entirely, add a user to a group, or aren’t valid. Therefore, the correct command to delete a user from a local group is net localgroup [group] [logon_name] /del.