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Editor to share with you how to clear the auto-saved remote directory login password in Windows, I believe most people do not know much about it, so share this article for your reference. I hope you will gain a lot after reading this article. Let's learn about it together.

Q: there is a shared directory in my computer (Windows XP SP2), which was originally set up to be accessible to anyone. Now, for security reasons, create a new account in the system and set the shared directory to be accessible only to that account.

Now there is a problem. If the computer that accesses the shared directory has not visited the directory before, just prompt for your user name and password when you enter. However, if you have visited the directory before, the user name and password are no longer required by default, so that the directory cannot be opened. Excuse me, how can we solve this problem?

A: if the person accessing the shared directory is the Windows XP system, you can select the account you want to set in the "Control Panel → user account", then click the "manage my Network password" item on the left and delete the corresponding password entry in the open window. If the client is a Windows 2003 system, you can delete it directly in the stored username and password item in the Control Panel.

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