Once you complete the steps, the information will update with the new credentials, which means no more login prompts if you initially saved the wrong username or password or changed the sign-in information. Update the username and password as necessary. To update a password or username already stored on Windows 10, use these steps:Ĭlick the Windows Credentials tab (or Web Credentials). Restore sign-in information using Credential ManagerĮdit existing sign-in information using Credential Manager.Backup sign-in information using Credential Manager.Add new sign-in information using Credential Manager.Delete sign-in information using Credential Manager.Edit existing sign-in information using Credential Manager.This guide will teach you the steps to use the Credential Manager on Windows 10 to control all your logon information. On Windows 10, Credential Manager is the feature that stores your sign-in information for websites (using Microsoft Edge), apps, and networks (such as mapped drives or shared folders) when you check the option to save your credentials for future logins.Ĭredential Manager isn’t new, it’s been around for a long time, and it not only allows you to save your login usernames and passwords, but it also allows you to view, delete, add, backup, and restore credentials.

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