Sometimes when you are trying to delete a managed account
from the SharePoint, you get an error message that account is still being used
therefore it cannot be deleted. If this account is being used and is not
visible to the naked eye then chances are it is being used in an application
pool. Good thing is that error message shows you the pools that are still using
this account. You go to IIS and search for the pools, you don’t find them. Use
PowerShell to resolve the issue. Here is the error message:
1.
Open SharePoint 2010 Management Shell and run
following command to remove the culprit pool.
Remove-spserviceapplicationpool
–identity <pool name>
2.
Now add the pool back with new managed account
so that you can delete the old managed account.
New-spserviceapplicationpool
–name <pool name> -account
<domain\user>
To confirm if the pool has been created or not, use the
following command:
Get-spserviceapplicationpool
–identity <pool name>
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