Outlook Express Password Recovery


Powerful solution to recover your lost or forgotten Outlook Express password. 

Have you forgotten a PST file password or a mail account password? Maybe
you're tuning MS Outlook at a new computer and your work is at a
standstill, because you have this problem with your PST file password?
Now you can use a quick solution to resolve this problem: Password
Recovery Engine for Outlook. PST file passwords and mail account
passwords are recovered in a simple and plain manner. When you have
this utility at hand, all your PST file passwords can be recovered
within a few seconds.

 


The two-tab system makes the recovery process especially simple: you
choose between the tabs "PST file password" and "Accounts passwords".
Need to recover a mail account password or a PST file password? This
is simple: click one or the other tab. The program automatically
recovers the name and location of PST files used by your Outlook. PST
files, which are not attached to Outlook, can be added manually. Push
the "Recover Password" button and voila! As you go to the tab
"Accounts Passwords" all necessary information is recovered
automatically: E-mail address, Login, Password, Protocol and Server.

 


Need to save a list with your password information to a separate file?
The program provides for this option. What's more, you can easily copy
your recovered password to clipboard, so that you can use it in a

while. The utility can be used for successful recovery of PST
passwords and mail account passwords to the following MS Outlook
versions: Microsoft Outlook 97, 2000  XP, 2003. Moreover, in Outlook
2003 the recovery engine also recovers PST file passwords as quickly
as it does with all previous versions. Password Recovery Engine for
Outlook runs under Windows ME, 2000, XP, 2003 - your OS is nearly
certain to be one of these, so this is another good advantage. This
utility is ready to help you with your PST file passwords and mail
passwords right now!

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