Clear all Adobe App credentials from Windows Credential Manager

ClearAdobeCredentials.ps1

# Inspired on https://community.adobe.com/t5/download-install-discussions/getting-a-long-list-of-quot-adobe-app-info-quot-generic-credentials/td-p/10189222

# Usage: add this script to your PowerShell profile and run "ClearAdobeCredentials". "Adobe User" credentials will not be removed.

<# Commands explanation:
cmdkey /list									> This will list all your saved credentials
Select-String -Pattern "Adobe App"				> Show only credentials that match "Adobe App"
-replace "^ *[A-Za-z]+:? (.*)", "`"`$1`"")		> Regex that removes "    Target:" and add quotes around the credential
% { cmdkey /delete:$_ }							> This will run "cmdkey /delete" for each matching credential
#>

function ClearAdobeCredentials { ((cmdkey /list | Select-String -Pattern "Adobe App") -replace "^ *[A-Za-z]+:? (.*)", "`"`$1`"") | % { cmdkey /delete:$_ } }

This works so great. I really appreciate you putting this together.
For those who aren't familiar with PowerShell here's how you implement this so it'll work:

1. Open PowerShell from the start menu
2. At the PowerShell Command prompt type: "notepad $profile" without the quote marks.
3. This will launch notepad and most likely an empty .ps1 file called Microsoft.PowerShell_profile.ps1. (Note you may be prompted to create the profile file - choose yes)
4. copy/paste in the function from the provided source code above (lines 12 and 13 starting with "function" - or just copy the whole thing and paste it into your Microsoft.PowerShell_profile.ps1 file.
5. Save the file
6. Exit PowerShell and relaunch PowerShell
7. At the prompt type "ClearAdobeCredentials" without quotes. This will execute the function
8. You should start seeing "CMDKEY: Credential deleted successfully." messages scroll by

Thanks again for writing this bit of code - it saves me so much time and hassle from having to manually delete these so things will run.

You are welcome! I'm glad to hear that it is useful for someone.