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20 Nov 2011   #1

DOS^
 
 
Clear out Remote Desktop connections

Hello,



this may be in the wrong section, please forgive for any mistake.

Can someone tell me how to completely clear out all Remote Desktop connections, including credentials.

Basically so when open Remote Desktop it appears you never connected to another system.


Kind regards,

Eldin
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20 Nov 2011   #2

Windows 7 Pro x64 SP1
Rockville, Maryland USA
 
 

Quote   Quote: Originally Posted by eldinv View Post
Hello,

this may be in the wrong section, please forgive for any mistake.

Can someone tell me how to completely clear out all Remote Desktop connections, including credentials.

Basically so when open Remote Desktop it appears you never connected to another system.
Kind regards,
Eldin
Eldinv, I had to do this and all I did was search for files with .rdp as the extentsion
and delete them.

Of course you have to make sure that hidden and system files are visible.
and in the search tell it to search for filename, *.rdp

Rich
My System SpecsSystem Spec
19 Dec 2011   #3

DOS^
 
 

Hello,

I made sure hidden files are visible and I searched out any *.rdp or .rdp files but can't seem to find any. It's very odd there's no simple clean button to clear previous connections.

Anyone else have a solution?


Kind regards,

Eldin
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