Hi Igor
No, Sysprep does not delete files from the admin account's desktop. Sysprep is a utility that prepares a Windows operating system for duplication, deployment, or capture. It does this by removing unique identifiers from the system, such as the computer name, product key, and SID. Sysprep can also be used to generalize a Windows operating system, which makes it ready for deployment to multiple users.
However, Sysprep does not delete any user data, such as files, folders, or settings. This means that any files that are stored on the admin account's desktop will remain there after Sysprep is run.
If you want to delete files from the admin account's desktop, you can do so manually. To do this, open File Explorer and navigate to the admin account's desktop. Select the files that you want to delete and press the Delete key. You can also right-click on the files and select Delete from the context menu.
Please note that deleting files from the admin account's desktop may have unintended consequences. For example, if you delete a file that is used by a program, the program may not work properly. It is therefore recommended that you back up any important files before deleting them.