Windows 95 password cracker

Remote Desktop. Novell Netware. Windows shares. Windows Vista. Most BIOSes. Most e-mail clients. Outlook Express. The Bat! Cute FTP. Most FTP clients. The biggest problem with password: people forget them! But that is no problem under Windows look in the Windows-directory for PWL -files: If you forgot your password, simple delete or better just rename the PWL -file of the user, then login again under that User-name, you can now enter a NEW password.

My experience: Delete the RNA. PWL again, then goto Dialup-Server, it will now complain about a "corrupt" password, but at least it will give you now a change to enter a NEW Password! Thankfully there are apps like the Password Cracker by G and G Software that can help with this conundrum. Password Cracker can run in Windows operating systems all the way back to the 95 version. As such, it does not have very high system requirements and it can run in most Windows devices without any problems.

The tool is also portable. It comes in a ZIP file that only needs to be extracted to run the program. There is no need to install the tool, and it can run even from a USB drive. Password Cracker has a small interface that comes with a few command buttons and two input fields. The input fields is where your password will be displayed when you try to recover your password.

Password Cracker has a very ambitious concept that would definitely be useful if it actually worked. We don't have any change log information yet for version 3. Sometimes publishers take a little while to make this information available, so please check back in a few days to see if it has been updated.

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