Entered Wrong password, now can't map network drive

I have set up a Windows 7 machine that shares out a hard drive as a network share along with printers to our network. On another computer I was mapping the network drive and accidentally entered the wrong credentials (wrong user name) and choose the remember credentials setting, and it would not let me map the drive. I tried to go back in and remap the drive again but Windows is remembering the user name/password and I can't map it. I can map the drive from any other computer just fine. Does anyone know how to make Windows forget the credentials so I can map the drive?

You would think thats what it would do but its not. I try to click on the computer in the network that has the drive and it just says that I can't connect to it and that I might have the wrong password or that it may not allow sharing (which it does). I could try running ccleaner I guess.

Just disconnect (delete) the mapped drive and map the same drive again.

Change the computer name of the mapped drive

The problem is the drive never mapped. It was in the process of mapping that the wrong information was entered so it never got that far. I attached a picture of the exact error I'm getting. This pops up when I click on the computer's icon. I don't even have a chance to enter any information.

TUISTERa said:

Change the computer name of the mapped drive

What was the effect of that procedure???Change the name LAN-SERVER to LAN-SERVER2 just for testing... If nothing happens you can change it back to previous state .

Changing the name of the computer did work but I changed it back so all of the other computer's printers/drives would still work. I keep it in mind as a last resort though.

I did find a key for mapped network drive. I deleted it and restarted the system and it still didn't work.
I'm going to try a few other things and see if I can get anything else to work.

Thanks for your help so far!