You can delete all SSH sessions saved in PuTTY directly from the command line, by following the steps below:

- Open the command line from Windows (cmd.exe):

C: \ Users \ NumeleAdministratorului>

- add the path to PuTTY:

 C:\ Users \ NumeleAdministratorului>C: \ User \ NumeleAdministratorului \ Programs\ putty.exe

- type -cleanup

C:\ Users\ NumeleAdministratorului>C: \ User\ NumeleAdministratorului \ Programs \ putty.exe -cleanup

An alert will open that will notify you that all records associated with PuTTY will be deleted; if you are sure you want to do this, press the OK button.

All saved data will be erased (deletion is not reversible).

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