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If you can't find the category link in the article's wikitext, it must be coming from a template. Finding that template, and perhaps changing it (for example, to delete the category from the article), is a five-step process: 1. Click the "edit this page" tab. Don't click a section edit link; click the tab at the top of the article. 2.
After the member articles and sub-cats have been moved, delete the category. Sometimes there is a request, or it may be helpful anyway, to leave a redirect at the category page. Standard redirects do not work with categories; instead, use {{Category redirect}}. If there is a talk page associated with the category, delete or redirect it too.
Go to the page you want to delete, in this case Wikipedia:Administrators' guide/Deleting/delete2. Click on the Delete link in the Tools menu. This won't immediately delete the page—you'll review the deletion on a separate screen. (On some skins, this may be in the More drop-down near the search box.) Using the Reason: menu, select a reason ...
Read the article's talk page, which may provide reasons why the article should or should not be deleted. Check that what you wish to delete is an article. Templates, categories, images, redirects and pages not in the main article space (including user and Wikipedia namespace pages) have their own deletion processes separate from AfD.
This places the article in a corresponding category, and gives instructions on how to proceed. Any editor who disagrees may change the template to "Contested proposal for deletion", and should present the counter-argument on the talk page. This moves the article to a second category.
The #ifexpr function adds the output of the two functions together (possible results are zero [0+0=0], one [1+0=1 or 0+1=1], or two [1+1=2]). If the result is less than one (i.e., neither attribute was set to suppress automatic categorization), then the categories are displayed.
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Categories help readers to find, and navigate around, a subject area, to see pages sorted by title, and to thus find article relationships. Categories are normally found at the bottom of an article page. Clicking a category name brings up a category page listing the articles (or other pages) that have been added to that particular category.