Clear native access to shared folders under Windows

Do not know people have encountered this situation did not, hehe, I often met, although know there is a way, but a little trouble, so from the network found another way to solve it.

When we visit the shared folder of a host on the LAN, the first login will ask for a user name and password, and when the input is correct, even if the "Remember my Credentials" option is not checked, the next input address will be automatically logged into that folder. Although this feature makes it easier for me to enter the login information again, it's a bit of a hassle when I want to switch to a larger user. Oh, there may be someone have this experience, at least prove that I have the same kind, hehe.

One, without saving the login information

The first method, which I have always used, is to log off the current user, so that when I log in again to access the shared folder, I will be prompted again to enter the user name and password, so that you can use another user login.

But this approach also has a depressed time, that is, you do not know to log off the current user's login password. Now look at the other way I found it: net use, someone may have been familiar with this command, hehe, I am ashamed ah, just know.

When you enter the net use command at the command prompt, the shared login information for the native cache is displayed, and if you want to switch users, you can delete that cached record.

For example, as shown in the figure above, assuming that the IP address is 192.168.10.20, using net use 192.168.10.20/delete, if you want to delete multiple caches or all caches, use net using */delete. This command prompts you to confirm that the message is deleted before each record is removed, so press Y to enter the record you want to delete.

When you have completed the above command, you will be prompted to enter your username and password when you log in again.

Second, in the case of saving the login information

This situation is still relatively simple, under Windows7, control panel[controls panel]->user Accounts and Family safety[user accounts and Family Safety]->credential manager[ Credential Manager], in this window there is a Windows Credentials, select the credentials you want to delete information.

Under WindowsXP, Control Panel, user account, select the currently used user, for example, if the current user is administrator, then select Administrator in the User Account window, go to the window shown in the image below, click "Manage My network password", In the pop-up "store user name and Password" window, select the item you want to delete, and click the [Delete] button on the right.