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i need to be able to completely clear the network credentials that i use to open a shared folder on my NAS. I want to be able to do it without a reboot, i've tried the following solutions so far:

1) start -> Control Panel -> User Accounts and Family Safety -> Credential Manager. I found the stored credentials and deleted them.

2) by using an elevated prompt: net use Z: /d

In both cases, something was deleted, but as soon as i try to connect again to the network folder, it connects directly without asking me for any login credential

Any suggestion?

thanks in advance.

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You can remove the authenticated credentials from Control Panel\All Control Panel Items\User Accounts

Click the username

  1. To the left you will see Manage your credentials. From that select the share name and remove

Once the above is done, delete using net use

  1. Start > Run > cmd > net use * /DELETE

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