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# Delete Roles

Perform the following steps to delete roles from the **Manage Roles** tab in the Pentaho User Console.

1. Click the **Manage Roles** tab.
2. Highlight the role or roles you want to delete.
3. Click the **X** to delete the role or roles.

   The Delete Role confirmation dialog box opens.
4. Click **Yes** to delete the role or roles and refresh the role list.

You have deleted the selected role or roles, which are no longer available on the server. The users who were associated with a deleted role are no longer associated with it. Other roles assigned to users are not affected.

**Note:** The default role is **Authenticated** for all users.


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