Improve win7 access speed? Clever use of credential manager

Today Xiaobian want to share with you is that Windows7 uses credential manager to improve access speed, this is a rare problem, maybe there are friends who will also issue Question: What is the credential manager, as a computer business hobbyist, this is very normal, you read this tutorial, your so-called questions are also answered.

We often work at work In this case, because you need to log in to a server frequently, you need to enter your username and password each time. This reciprocal operation obviously affects our work efficiency, especially the access of the LAN server. If you are using a Win7 system, you may find that the Win7 system has provided users with the function of credential management. The credential manager of the Win7 system is a system component that helps users complete the authentication work during local access. When the user enters the username and password for the first time, the credential manager can save these access credentials (user, password, certificate, etc.) locally, and when accessing the server site again, the Win7 system will automatically complete the credential authentication process. In fact, this component is available from Vista, but undoubtedly the credential manager in Windows 7 is more functional and more practical.

How to implement credential management?

First open “Control Panel>, display all control panel items, and you can find “Credential Manager”. Go to this page to see that by default,  Credential Manager” does not save any credentials.

Here you can choose to add “Windows Credentials ,“Certificate-based Credentials ,“Common Credentials” these three types of credentials. Relatively speaking, “Windows Credentials” and “Ordinary Credentials” are used more. In particular, "Windows Credentials", we can add the credentials of the HomeGroup, the credentials of the remote desktop, shared credentials, and so on.

As for the "Ordinary Credentials", we can add the application credentials of frequently visited sites, such as Windows Live. The method of adding credentials is very simple. To add “Windows Credentials, click the “Add Windows Credentials” link to go to the Add Credentials window.

Enter the name or URL address of the destination address (Internet address or network address), as well as the user name and password, and finally &ld;;OK” In addition, the credential information stored in the “Credential Manager” can be modified and deleted at any time.

Adding access credentials to the "Credential Manager" is not only convenient for our access to the target site, but also for us to migrate quickly. Once the credentials have been added, we can save the credential information by clicking the “Backup Vaults link in the Credential Manager window.

The credential manager function of Win7 system eliminates the trouble of re-maintaining the remote desktop list, and does not need to separately record the HomeGroup's automatic vivid password, which greatly relieves the workload of the system administrator.