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Clear all Adobe App credentials from Windows Credential Manager
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# 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]+:? (.*)", "`"`$1`"") | % { cmdkey /delete:$_ } } |
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Hello @Atha1Kishan.
The problem with your method is that “Target:” would only match if your OS is set to English. For example, in Spanish the word is "Destino".