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Deleting Temp Credentials
Here's my setup:
At my church I have multiple computers (all Win7 Ultimate) networked to a server (2008 R2), some of which are personal ones with specific passwords and others that are shared ones with just one generic user and the same generic password so (non-technical) members can easily access needed files. Each user or PC has specific permissions assigned to it.
I also have a personal (password-protected) server (2008 R2) on the network where I store my own files synced with various PC's, phones, and tablets so I can get at any file on any device from anywhere I happen to be (like a personal cloud).
On occasion I have need to get to one of my own files from a shared PC and I can get to them easily by inputting my "cloud" username and password and not checking the box to remember me (so it is not added to the credential manager).
So here's the issue:
If I close out the personal server files window after doing what I need on a shared PC, anyone else who uses the PC after me can access it unless I log off and back on with the generic info (which I'd rather not have to do).
Is there a simpler way to delete my temporary credentials when I close out the window? They are not included in the credential manger because they are not set to be remembered, but appear to be held in one of the temp folders or something until I log off.