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From a workstation running the Terminal Services client, there is an RDP file that is used; if none is specified on the command line or opened from the client, Default.RDP is used. I believe there is a similar configuration file used on the Mobile device. Find it, and you should be able to remove the remembered credentials.
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Reason I stated Notepad, halfway through, was I had a hard time accessing it directly... Opening from Notepad directly worked fine....
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On Windows XP, Default.RDP is in the root of My Documents, with the Hidden attribute.
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Correct, but question is.......<br />
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&quot;How do I delete Logon Credentials when logging on from Windows Mobile 5.0 to a TS&quot;<br />
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default.rdp under My Documents wont help in this case...... Not where it is stored in Windows Mobile....
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I don't have Windows Mobile 5 available so I can't give a definitive answer, but on other platforms, the RDP client has a Save As facility for saving your own RDP files. You can probably determine the directory if this is file-based. If it is registry-based (as in some CE versions), then you could save a known string (e.g. in the username field) and search for it in the registry to find the right area.
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Hi<br />
I'm making a Terminal Server connection to Windows Server 2008 from a PDA running Windows Mobile 5.0. When I connect to a particular server incorrect logon domain/user name appear. How do I delete these out so that they don't appear again? I know i can 'Switch User' but I need to clear out the original details. When I switch user there is no option for 'Remember my credentials&quot;.<br />
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Note when I connect from my own PC I do not see the incorrect username/domain...so it must be something to do with the set up between the PDA and the TS??<br />
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Please help!<br />
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Thanks<br />
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Nieve
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Hi
I'm making a Terminal Server connection to Windows Server 2008 from a PDA running Windows Mobile 5.0. When I connect to a particular server incorrect logon domain/user name appear. How do I delete these out so that they don't appear again? I know i can 'Switch User' but I need to clear out the original details. When I switch user there is no option for 'Remember my credentials".

Note when I connect from my own PC I do not see the incorrect username/domain...so it must be something to do with the set up between the PDA and the TS??

Please help!

Thanks

Nieve

How do I delete Logon Credentials when logging on from Windows Mobile 5.0 to a TS

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