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# Disabling and enabling users
Account owners can disable and enable account users.
When a user is disabled, they do not have any access to Fabricate.
## Disabling a user
To disable a user:
1. On the **Users** page of **Account Settings**, click the disable icon for the user.
Disable user icon on the Users page
2. On the confirmation panel, click **Disable User**.
## Enabling a disabled user
To restore access to a disabled user:
1. On the **Users** page of **Account Settings**, click the enable icon for the user.
Enable user icon on the Users page
2. On the confirmation panel, click **Enable User**.
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