When a user creates several accounts at once with separate passwords, it can be difficult to use them. The problem is caused by the network password function, which automatically logs in to the system and thereby interferes with the user change process.
Instructions
Step 1
To remove the network password, go to the main "Start" menu and go to the "Control Panel" section. Find the "User Accounts" section if you are using Windows XP, or the same section under "Accounts and Family Safety" if you are using Windows Vista. Highlight the required account and on the page that opens, click on the link "Manage my network passwords". If you are working in Windows Vista - click on the item "Manage your network passwords".
Step 2
Once you highlight the account you want to delete, click on the appropriate button and return to the Start menu. Go to the "Run" section to remove the network password in an alternative way (suitable only for Windows XP). To do this, enter the command “control userpasswords” in the empty window “Open” and confirm it by clicking on OK. In the dialog box that appears, click on the "Advanced" item and select the "Password Management" section. A list of passwords will be displayed on the screen - select the one you are going to delete and click on the "Delete" button.
Step 3
Press the WIN key and the letter R at the same time, thereby calling the main menu of Windows 7, if you are using this operating system. In the search box, enter the characters "netplwiz", and then you will go to the program for managing user passwords. In the dialog box, highlight the network password to be deleted and click on "Delete".
Step 4
You can also remove the network password by using the CMD.exe shell tool. To do this, go to "Start", select the "Run" section and in the "Open" box write "cmd". Click on "OK" and then write the command "net use * / del" to delete the selected user account. Then confirm the application of the changes made by pressing the Enter button.
