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5 Ways, how to clear access file share cached credentials Windows 7

This are the key of catch credentials save and remember access login files sharing to your file server that we access with Windows 7. It still remember, I don't want it auto access login by no authentication because file sever always keep more important document. Watch => Videos Here. 

So below are the 5 Ways, how to clear access file share cached credentials Windows 7 that you can learn 



1. Clear Remember Access File share Credentials with Credentials Manager

-> go to control Pannel -> User Accounts and Family Safety -> User Account 

-> Manage your credentials, you gone Credentials manager.


2. Clear Remember Access File share Credentials with secpol.msc

-> go to (run) and Enter [ cmd ] then right click on cmd (run as administrator) and Enter type of command  (secpol.msc)

-> security settings -> local policies -> security options 

-> Network access: Do not allow storage of passwords and credentials for network authentication. then enable it. Exit and restart computer. 


3. Clear Remember Access File share Credentials with gpedit.msc 

-> go to (run) and typing (gpedit.msc) -> Computer Configuration\Administrative Templates\System\User Profiles\

   Delete cached copies of roaming profiles 

   then select (enabled) => Apply then OK, then restart computer.


4. Clear Remember Access File share Credentials with regedit

-> go to (run) and write down type (regedit) and hit enter

-> HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\Winlogon (click on Winlogon) 

   then set CachedLogonsCount to 0.


5. Clear Remember Access File share Credentials with command prompt

-> go to -> (run) and type -> (cmd) and Enter command [ net use * /delete ] then press  ( Y ) on your keyboard. You are done. If you don't clear with reading, you can watch video step by step as below


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