Note that the syntax is changed slightly from the previous command.įor /F "tokens=1,2 delims= " %%G in ('cmdkey /list ^| findstr Target') do cmdkey /delete %%H The below is a sample command which can be executed in a batch file. Now that we have some tool which can be used to manipulate the saved credentials, it can be easily automated. The below is a sample command which can be executed in a cmd prompt.įor /F "tokens=1,2 delims= " %G in ('cmdkey /list ^| findstr Target') do cmdkey /delete %H The base cmdkey commands can be automated using some old skool batch commands.įOR can be used to loop through the credentials and then pass them to the delete command. While we will look at the deletion option in this post, the documentation can be consulted for all of the other available options.Ĭmdkey.exe /delete will remove the specified credential Windows has the cmdkey.exe utility which can be used to manage the contents of Credential Manager. This is per entry which is a lot of overhead. In order to remove the entry, the Remove From Vault option must be clicked. An example is shown below for an Windows 7 test machine. Worse still is that Modern Authentication will create multiple entries inside Credential Manager. There is no option to do a block select to delete multiple entries at once. One example of this is clearing out the contents on Window's Credential Manager. Manually reverting machines back to the initial starting point for the next demo can be time consuming and error prone. With my customer facing role, there are lot of demonstrations to enterprise customers.
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