You do not have sufficient privileges to delete ‘OU’, or this object is protected from accidental deletion

You do not have sufficient privileges to delete the OU (Sales). The organizational unit or this object is protect from accidental deletion.

1- Active Directory domain services error delete organizational unit

Sufficient privileges to delete ou error

2- In the Active Directory Users and Computer and select the View tab and then choose Advanced Features.

active directory advanced features

3- Right click on the OU then one you want to delete and then select properties.

active directory users and computers

4- Select the Object menu and uncheck Protect object from accidental deletion and then click ok.

pufficient privileges protect object from accidental deletion

5- Now you can go back and delete the OU.

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