How to remove an IP from Remote Desktop Connection Application
Sometimes we have to use public computer to access our RDP/VPS. The RDP/VPS IP remains there even if we do not save the RDP IP. Sometimes your RDP IP might fall into the hands of adversaries and hamper your Remote Desktop experience. Thus, it is better to clear/remove the IP from the Remote Desktop Application after using it on a public or unsafe computer. You may just want to remove the Old IP addresses to avoid confusion.
This is a step-by-step tutorial to help you remove the RDP/VPS IP from the Remote Desktop Application:
Step 1: Press Windows key ( )+R and enter “regedit.exe”. Then hit “enter” button.
It will open the Registry Editor:
Step 2: Click on the “HKEY_CURRENT_USER” and find the “Software” option.
Step 3: Collapse the “Software” folder and go to the “Microsoft” folder.
Step 4: Under the “Microsoft” folder, find the “Terminal Server Client”.
Step 5: Under the “Terminal Server Client”, click the “Default” folder.
Step 6: You will see the IP addresses you used with the “Remote Desktop Connection application”. You can “delete” the “IP Addresses” from there and it will be “removed” from the “Remote Desktop Connection Application” as well.
Before deleting the IP:
After deleting the IP:
It has disappeared from the Remote Desktop Application as well.
You can remove any IP address from the “Remote Desktop Application” like this.
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