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NAS 151

Removing Credentials from Windows

Learn how to remove existing NAS login credentials from Windows

2024-10-30

COURSE OBJECTIVES

Upon completion of this course you should be able to:

  1. Remove existing NAS credentials from Windows.

PREREQUISITES

Course Prerequisites:

NAS 106: Using NAS with Microsoft Windows

Students are expected to have a working knowledge of:

Microsoft Windows


OUTLINE

1. Configuring Windows

1.1 Opening Credential Manager in Windows

1.2 Remove Credentials




1. Configuring Windows

We will be using a computer running Windows 11 as an example.


1.1 Opening Credential Manager in Windows


STEP 1

  • In Windows 11, click [Search] on the [Taskbar].
  • Enter [Control] and then you will find [Control Panel] here.
  • Click on [Open].


STEP 2

  • Click on [Credential Manager].



1.2 Remove Credentials


STEP 1

  • Select [Windows Credentials].
  • Select the Windows Credentials that you want to remove. In the example below, 172.16.11.47 is the credential for the NAS.


STEP 2

  • Click [Remove].


STEP 3

  • Click [Yes] in the confirmation dialog box.
  • The NAS credential stored on this Windows computer will be removed.

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