Managing the Windows credentials vault
1 min read · Updated 12 April 2022
Hello,
The Windows log-in vault allows you to save log-ins and passwords.
It can be used voluntarily (or involuntarily) by ticking a memorise credentials box when connecting to shares or when connecting to a remote desktop, for example.
Software such as VaultPasswordView from NirSoft can be used to display the contents of the vault.
cmdkey command to manage the Windows credentials vault.
Example to list credentials :cmdkey /list# Or with stored credentialscmdkey /add:srv1 /user:user1 /pass:P@ssw0rd
# Or withcmdkey /add:192.168.1.133 /user:user1 /pass:P@ssw0rd
# Or for remote desktopcmdkey /generic:termsrv/srv2 /user:user1 /pass:P@ssw0rd
# Delete stored credentialscmdkey /delete:srv1
# Orcmdkey /delete:termsrv/srv2Video : Managing the Windows credentials vault
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