When prompted, check the box and click OK to confirm the device deactivation and archive deletion.Īs with devices, you cannot move a user from one organization to another without restarting any backup associated with their user account. 
Click Deactivate from the menu options. Click the action menu icon in the upper-right of the device information pane. Click on the name of the device that you would like to deactivate. To remove a computer from your CrashPlan for Small Business account, please perform the following actions: This is a permanent action, and cannot be reversed. To avoid this, you can deactivate the inactive device entry from your account.ĭeactivating a device from your account will delete all of the backup data tied to this device entry from the CrashPlan for Small Business cloud destination. If you decide to transfer a device to another user account using the steps above, you will have an an active device on the account which is no longer in use, and this will cause the renewal cost of the subscription to increase if left it remains active on the account. Double-click the CrashPlan logo in the top-left corner of the app or press Shift + Control + C (Option + Command + C on Mac) to open the CrashPlan command line window. Users can sign in again at any time after this has been performed, using the desired user account credentials. Deauthorizing a device signs the current user out of the CrashPlan app and deletes the local cache files from the device. If you would like to start a new archive under a different user account, you will need to deauthorize/sign out of the CrashPlan app's current user account on the desired device, an action which can be performed from within the CrashPlan app using the CrashPlan command line interface (CLI), or via the CrashPlan console. This means there is no way to move a device from one user to another without starting the backup over. The archive encryption key is tied to the specific user account by which it is created. It is not possible to move archives from one account to another. This article discusses the options for moving devices and user to other accounts. :max_bytes(150000):strip_icc()/crashplan-pro-history-599ed83ab501e80011389c94.png "crash plan small business")
You may have computers or users set up that need to eventually be moved somewhere else, perhaps due to an employee move, business sale, or other organizational change.
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