Credential Manager is a Windows desktop application. The main purpose of this application is to allow Windows to store usernames, passwords and addresses on your system. Therefore, every time you create a new account in Windows or create an account on a website, your credentials will be saved in Credential Manager. You can open the Credential Manager (via Control Panel) and view saved accounts in Credential Manager. Credential Manager doesn't just use Windows, it is also used by other applications that require your private data to be stored locally. Apps like Skype, File Browser, Microsoft Office, etc. use this Credential Manager to store and access your account information. Your accounts are stored in 4 different categories: Windows credentials, Certificate-based credentials, Generic credentials and web credentials.
Many users have complained that an unknown account appears in their Credential Manager. This credential is stored under the name virtualapp / didlogical. If you try to view the details of this credential, you will notice a strange username with a password stored in your Credential Manager. As usual, virtualapp / didlogical will be the name of the network or internet address and this credential will be stored in the Generic credentials category. It will look like this
You will also notice that you cannot technically remove the virtualapp credential / didactic. You can delete the credential by clicking the Delete button and following the on-screen instructions, but it will reappear in the credentials list after reboot or after a short time. Therefore, you will not be able to remove it completely.
Is the virtual application safe / didactic?
Since the credentials of the virtual application / didactics are created automatically and you will not be able to delete it, it will appear to be malware that returns on its own. But, Fortunately, virtualapp / didlogical is not malware at all. It is a legitimate credential and Windows stores it every time you use one of the Windows Live products. Then, if you use any of the Windows Live products like Windows Live Messenger, Windows Live Mail, Windows Live Sign-In Assistant and other Microsoft services, these products will create this credential in your Credential Manager. This means you don't have to worry about it..
How to remove virtualapp / didactic
You can also easily remove the virtualapp credential / didactic. But, as mentioned earlier, you can return on your own. If you do not want this credential to appear in Credential Manager, you will need to stop using Windows Live products. Using any of the Windows Live products will probably trigger the credential startup and start to see the virtualapp credential / didactic again. If you really want to remove the logical credential / virtualapp, follow the steps below
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Hold down the Windows key and press R
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Type control panel and press Enter
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Click User Accounts
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Click on Credential Manager
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Select Windows credentials
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Select virtualapp / didactic
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Click Delete and follow the additional instructions on the screen.
It should be ready once the virtualapp credential is removed / didactic.
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