LastPass is one of the most commonly usedpassword managersin Google Chrome, Microsoft Edge, and other browsers.
But sometimes you may want to delete your LastPass account due to some reasons.
This article fromMiniToolshows you how to delete your LastPass account with a password or without your master password.
The LastPass vault is where all your passwords, notes, and projects are stored.
Therefore, to prevent data loss, you may need to export your LastPass vault before deleting your account.
Here is how to finish the export process (Here we take Google Chrome for an example).
Click theExtensionsicon and selectLastPassin your Google Chrome.
Input your email address and password to log into your LastPass account.
ClickVaultin the upper right corner of the pop-up window.
ClickAdvanced Options, and selectExportto input your master password, then clickOK.
After that, a LastPassCSV filewill be automatically exported and stored in yourDownloadsfolder.
This post might be helpful:How do I import stored data into LastPass using a generic CSV file?
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SelectAccount Settingsin the left panel, and scroll down to clickMy Accountin theLinkssection.
SelectDelete or Reset Account.
Under theDelete Your Accountsection, clickDelete.
When the system prompts Do you remember your LastPass master password, clickYes.
Here are the major steps.
Open a web surfing app and go to theDelete Your LastPass Accountpage.
Step 2. hit the redDeletebutton.
When the system prompts Do you remember your LastPass master password, you should selectNo.
Input your email address in the input box, and then clickSend Email.
Open your mailbox to find the email from LastPass and confirm your request to delete your LastPass account.
Or you’re able to choose an alternative to LastPass.
MiniTool has introduced some excellent alternatives to LastPass in this post:Top Free Google Chrome Password Managers.
Hope you’re able to manage your LastPass accounts expertly after reading this post.
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