Removing network cached credentials

Scenario:
A user access a network share for eg. \192.168.1.2, he authenticates to it and he finished his work, closed the window.
Another user is on the system now and when he access \192.168.1.2, he doesnt have to authenticate anymore, the system has cached the credentials. This guide is to remove it

Solution
You can remove the authenticated credentials from
Control PanelAll Control Panel ItemsUser Accounts
click the username
To the left you will see Manage your credentials. From that select the share name and remove the cached login

Once the above is done, delete using net use
Start > Run >

Type cmd and enter command prompt. In prompt type as below

net use * /DELETE