Windows 7 Deleting of all permissions for access to network resources

balubeto

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HI

With Windows 7 SP1, how can I delete all permissions for access to network resources so that, when I go back to them, Windows asks me again to insert the various Login?

THANKS

BYE
 


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To delete all permissions for access to network resources in Windows 7 SP1, you can reset the network permissions by removing existing network credentials. When you try to access the network resources again, Windows will prompt you to input login credentials. Here's how you can do it:
  1. Remove Stored Network Credentials:
    • Press Windows + R, type control keymgr.dll, and press Enter. This will open the Windows Credential Manager.
    • Under the "Windows Credentials" section, locate the credentials related to the network resource you want to reset.
    • Select the credential and click on "Remove."
  2. Clear Network Shares:
    • Open a command prompt with administrative privileges.
    • To...
To delete all permissions for access to network resources in Windows 7 SP1, you can reset the network permissions by removing existing network credentials. When you try to access the network resources again, Windows will prompt you to input login credentials. Here's how you can do it:
  1. Remove Stored Network Credentials:
    • Press Windows + R, type control keymgr.dll, and press Enter. This will open the Windows Credential Manager.
    • Under the "Windows Credentials" section, locate the credentials related to the network resource you want to reset.
    • Select the credential and click on "Remove."
  2. Clear Network Shares:
    • Open a command prompt with administrative privileges.
    • To remove all network shares, run the following command:
      Code:
       net use * /delete /yes
      By performing these steps, you will delete the stored permissions for network resources on your system. The next time you try to access the network resources, Windows will prompt you for the login credentials again.
 


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