But the worse that could happen, happened. The password I keyed in wasn't accepted! Now that is really strange because I'm sure I keyed it in correctly. Maybe I typed it wrongly or something so I tried again but no such luck. It still denied me access to my own document! Hmmm, the thing is I have so many passwords for all my stuff that sometimes it really is hard to keep track of them all.
So, short of keying in every single password I knew and that still wouldn't guarantee me that it would give me access to my document I decided to try Password-Studio Pro from http://www.password-studio.com/. Password-Studio Pro is one of the world's most powerful Office password recovery tool and is mighty handy to have at times like these. It can check through 140,000 plus passwords every second! Now, is that fast or what :D
It doesn't matter if your document is in Word or Excel files, the Word password recovery and the Excel password recovery uses a combination of a Smart dictionary and Bruteforce hacking methods to retrieve your password as quickly as possible! With its Smart dictionary function, it checks over a list of 5.8 million common password combinations. If that doesn't work, then its Bruteforce function checks every single combination until it cracks the password for you. Cool, right?
So, if you're like me with dozens of passwords and have forgotten some of the passwords you use to protect all your office files, then why not visit them today and see for yourself how cool their password recovery softwares are :)
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ReplyDeleteI like your blog
I could use that password recovery thingy. I have some passwords that I've totally forgotten. Must remember to check the site out :)
ReplyDeleteHi Nessa! I hate when I am trying to open an old document or account and I can't remember the password :) Once they called me from an office where I had worked several years ago and they wanted the password to open a very old document. I am surprised I remembered it there and then on the phone but it was clearly an exception :)
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Hi Dav Didi. What a cute name! Welcome to Mumblings :)
ReplyDeleteThanks, hope to see you around here more often. Have a great week :D
Same here MD! Brain is too old to remember too many passwords and login names. But if I use the same ID, it's not safe either. How laaa?? :*(
ReplyDeleteLa Delirante - If someone from my previous company called me, I wouldn't be able to recall a single thing.
ReplyDeleteI rarely use the 'password prompt' these days :)
Sounds like I need this! Am always forgetting my passwords and I have so many of them! ;)
ReplyDeleteMarzie - We're alike, my fren :D
ReplyDeleteI need a little black book to list all the passwords... but it's not safe should it fall onto the wrong hands!
wah now a days got aahh this kind of web..hmmm...so what the use in using password if people can simply check our password...erghh???
ReplyDeleteHi Mom's World :) Exactly... someone could hack into it, and poof! There go our passwords.
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