How can I switch user logon when sharing is enabled?

Problem:

Today, I encountered a problem when setting up sharing. a Windows machine has enabled sharing. When I log on, I will be prompted to enter the user name and password. When I enter the password, by the way, remember the password. By default, when you do not select a password, you will go directly to the next logon.] Now my question is: How can I change the user to log on?

Solution:

1. to clear the current shared password. Run Use Net */del/y in cmd. The deleted connection user is displayed. Then, the user password will be prompted when sharing is enabled again.
2. If you entered the user password, remember the password. If the preceding command does not prompt you to delete a user.
Enter control userpasswords2 in cmd, and a window will appear. Select advanced and then choose manage password. Find the user you remember and delete it.

Resolution:

There is a user logon and password record during mutual access. So how do I clear this password record?
Click "start" menu-> Run-> enter "control userpasswords2"-the "User Account" dialog box is displayed,
Switch to the "advanced" tab and click "manage password". Then you can see that all the passwords in the network settings record are saved in the pop-up "store user name and password" dialog box.
Finally, select the record you want to delete and click "delete"-> log off/restart the computer to take effect.

Or
Start-set-control panel-User Account
Click "" Administrator-select "Manage My network password" on the left"
In the displayed dialog box, find the relevant network address, select, and delete it.

In addition:

Enter control keymgr. dll in cmd

PS:

If you enable sharing after the above operations, even if the account and password are entered correctly, you must first establish a connection to enable sharing. The command is as follows: