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SSMS Remove Login from Connect to Server dialog

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I would really like to remove a user name from the SSMS "Connect to Server" dialog, but I can't figure out how, and I can't find if anywhere.

I don't want to delete the SqlStudio.bin file, or the mru.dat file, because that resets all the login information, plus a bunch of other settings as well.

Also, I already tried hovering over the user name and hitting the delete key. I even tried the backspace key for good measure. No luck on those.

If anyone knows of something I haven't tried, I'd be most grateful.

Thanks in advance!

P.S. - SSMS 2016 on Windows 10

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cutmancometh Avatar asked Apr 03 '17 13:04

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To remove a saved login, delete the associated saved server name. Expand the server name drop-down list, hover over a server name, and hit the delete key.

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artfulmethod Avatar answered Oct 25 '22 21:10

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