In powershell,
get-clusternode
#Please do the following steps first.
# Step 1. Pause and Drain Role on a secondary node
# Step 2. Stop Cluster service on the node to be evicted
#Now proceed to remove a secondary cluster Node
Remove-ClusterNode -Name ServerName
#Now on the last node, Remove the cluster and cleanup
Get-Cluster ClusterName | Remove-Cluster -Force -CleanupAD
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