How to change the user name and password for accessing the shared folder

Windows shared folder is often used in daily office, because sometimes there is a special Windows2003 used as a file sharing server, and the folder access permission is set. Different sharing permissions are required for the same computer.
For example, in Windows 2003, a shared folder is configured with Local Area Network folder sharing, and two users are set to share access. One user only has read-only access to the folder, another user has full permissions on folders. However, after one of the users logs in, they cannot be logged in with another user name. (Even if you do not remember the password, the user name and password box will not be prompted before you restart the computer .)

Solution:

To log on to a file by replacing the user name, you must first disable the login of the default user name. The running command is

Net use \ computer name/delete

The command used to log on with a user name is

Net use \ computer name/User: User Name

Then, enter the password to change the user name.

You can also use the following command to clear it at a time.

Net use */del/y

Delete (or modify) the user name and password of a saved network:

1. "Start" --- "Control Panel" --- "User Account" --- "User Account", select an account in use (I am the Administrator here), and click to enter the account.

2. On the left bar, you can see that there is no "Manage My network password" in "related tasks.

3. Click "Manage My network password" To Go To The setting box shown in figure. Here, you can add, delete, and modify the user name and password.

Note: You can also directly run control userpasswords2, switch to the "advanced" tab, and click "manage password", which is the setting box in step 1 above.