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How to clear the Windows Stored Credentials Cache
8 May 2009With th ecommand: rundll32.exe keymgr.dll, KRShowKeyMgr, you wil open up the Stored Credentials Cache of Windows.
You can now clear your stored credentials with this tool.
Note: this only works in Windows XP and (presumably) earlier (vista isn’t tested). See comments.
2 Responses to How to clear the Windows Stored Credentials Cache
Grady
March 22nd, 2010 at 17:55
You might want to specify that this only works in Windows XP and (presumably) earlier – you have Windows 7 appearing as a tag, but the command linedoes not work in Win7 (I would suspect that the same is true of Vista, but haven’t proved that).
Thanks
mvalk
March 23rd, 2010 at 11:08
Hi Grady,
thx for your comment.
As I see it… the post isn’t tagged windows 7 but just windows (honest I did not change it in the mean time).
I wish it was tagged windows 7, because that would mean I had some super contacts inside microsoft…. the post is from may 8th 2009, Windows 7 was released Oct. 22 (RTM: july 22)
However, you are right that I can edit the post, and state that it only works in Windows XP and (presumably) earlier.