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# Deactivating and Reactivating Users and Admins

To deactivate a user account, please follow these steps:

1. Navigate to the **Settings** menu from your main dashboard.
2. Within the **Settings** menu, select the **Users** option to view a list of all user accounts.
3. Locate the account you wish to deactivate by scrolling through the list or using the search function.
4. Click on the **Edit** button located next to the user's account information.
5. Find and select the **Deactivate This Account** option in the user's account settings.
6. Confirm the deactivation to complete the process.

Please make sure you have the necessary administrative permissions to perform these actions. Once a user account is deactivated, the user will no longer have access to the system until their account is reactivated.

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To reactivate a user account, please follow these detailed steps:

1. Access the **Settings** section from your main dashboard.
2. Click on the **Users** tab within the **Settings** to display the list of user accounts.
3. Find the account you want to reactivate. You may need to filter or search if there are many accounts.
4. Click the **Edit** button adjacent to the desired account to enter its settings.
5. Look for the **Reactivate Account** option in the account settings and select it.
6. Confirm the reactivation to grant the user access to the system again.

Reactivating an account will restore the user's access to all their previous system permissions and data.


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