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Access Password Recovery Crack & Keygen

If you cannot remember passwords to your protected Microsoft Access databases anymore, you can turn to software solutions specialized in recovering them with the help of various methods. Access Password Recovery is a comprehensive utility that falls in this category. Wrapped in a clean and intuitive interface, it provides you with advanced options for password recovery when it comes to Access databases.

Once the quick installation operation is over, you can explore the main app window and begin by choosing the MDB, MDE, ACCDB, ACCDE file you with to decode with this app. It's possible to work with projects, which means that they can be saved to file and later opened to pick up where you left off.

When it comes to recovery methods, you can pick from different attack modes, such as preliminary, artificial intelligence, and fingerprint. These are considered to be the smart modes and can be configured to your preferences. For example, you can use a dictionary generator for the fingerprint attack or download dictionaries from online sources. In preliminary mode, Access Password Recovery can be asked to attack passwords based on the document name, attack complex patterns, and check the hex keys.

Traditional attacks can be employed too, whether you want to try all possible combinations of characters (brute force) or try all words from a text document (dictionary). What's more, you can generate reports with passwords, password list analysis, attack and other kinds of statistics, set new database passwords and ask the app to evaluate its complexity, use an asterisk password revealer, and turn to extra tools dedicated to wordlists (sort, merge, compress etc.).

We haven't come across any stability issues on the latest Windows model in our tests. Access Password Recovery Keygen ran scan jobs in reasonable time and remained light on system resources usage. It comes equipped with powerful tools dedicated to password recovery for Access databases.

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