Useful Script to manage saved credentials on windows XP

Hello,
I have the following issue,.
In my environment it is the necessity to remove cached credentials from stored user names and passwords in windows XP OS. There is a hassle to do this manually on all XP computers.
To Automate this process I need a right and useful script to run on all machines to delete the saved credentials.
CMDKEY.exe is the exact solution for me but it don't work on Windows XP machines.
Can you suggest me any other - more helpful script supported for Windows XP..?
For example: to delete cached credentials..
Thanks in advance,

I agree with Bill, but you can use the WS2003 version of cmdkey on XP if you absolutely have to.
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