How to clear logon information when accessing shared folders on Windows

How to clear logon information when accessing shared folders on Windows

I don't know if you have ever encountered this kind of situation. I often encounter this kind of situation. Although I know there is a way, it is a little troublesome, so I can find another way to solve it on the network.

When we access the shared folder of a host in the LAN, the user name and password will be required for the first login. After the input is correct, even if the "Remember my credentials" option is not checked, the next time you enter the address, the system will automatically log on to the folder. Although this feature makes it easy for me to enter login information again, it is a little troublesome when I want to switch users with higher permissions. Oh, maybe someone has had such an experience. At least it proves that I still have the same kind of experience.

1. If the logon information is not saved
The first method is used all the time, that is, to log out the current user. In this way, when I log on again and access the shared folder, I will be prompted to enter the user name and password again, in this way, you can use another user to log on.

However, this method is also depressing, that is, when you do not know the login password of the current user to be logged out. Now let's take a look at another method I have found: net use. Some people may have been familiar with this command. Well, I am ashamed to know it.

When you enter the net use command in the Command Prompt window, the shared login information cached by the local machine is displayed. If you want to switch users, you can delete the cached record.
For example, if the IP address is 192.168.10.20, use net use \ 192.168.10.20/delete, if you want to delete multiple or all caches, you need to use net use */delete. This command will prompt you to confirm the information before deleting each record, therefore, Press Y to enter the record you want to delete.
After the preceding command is completed, you will be prompted to enter the user name and password when you log on again.
2. Saving logon information
In Windows 7, Control Panel [Control Panel]-> User Accounts and Family Safety [User account and Family Security]-> Credential Manager [Credential Manager], there is a Windows Credentials in this window. Select the Credentials you want to delete.

Under Windows XP, choose Console> User Account and select the current user. For example, if the current user is Administrator, select Administrator in the user account window to enter the window shown in, click "Manage My network password". In the pop-up "store username and password" window, select the items to delete and click the [delete] button on the right.

3. Enter control keymgr. dll in "start"-"motion ".
Open the saved account and delete it.