Yes, you can. You will need to use the Terminal app to do so. Open the Terminal app, type in the following command, and then enter your admin password when prompted:sudo killall DockYou should now be able to see your deleted profile in the Finder.
You can restore a deleted user account by following the steps below:Head over to https://www.facebook.com/help/?page=1802 and click on “Can’t log in or reset your password?
System Restore will only restore the system to a previous state. If you have deleted your user profile, it cannot be restored.
No, deleting a Mac user only deletes the user’s login information. All of the files and data associated with that account are still present on your Mac. To delete everything, you would need to use Disk Utility to erase the disk.
The first step to finding deleted users on a Mac is to install a third-party tool. Once the software is installed, launch the app and select the user you’re looking for. The software will then scan your computer and find all of the files that are associated with that user.
The Deleted Users folder is a place that stores deleted user accounts on Mac. It can be found in the Users folder, and is not visible by default.
On a Mac, it takes about 2 minutes to delete a user.
The problem you are experiencing is likely due to the fact that your computer is not connected to the internet. If this is the case, then you will need to connect your computer to the internet in order for your profile to be recovered.
If you have forgotten your password, the first thing to do is try to recover it. You can use either your phone or computer to reset your password. If you’ve forgotten the email address associated with your account, you’ll need to contact Google support.
The first thing you need to do is identify the computer where the account was deleted. You can do this by going to a command prompt and typing “net user”. This will list all the accounts on the network. Find the name of the account that you are looking for, and then type “net use” followed by the name of the computer. The next step is to type “net user ” at a command prompt.
