PowerPoint Password Recovery 2.1.1

When creating presentations with PowerPoint, for a number of purposes such as file security, privacy issues . you often use the passwords assigned to those files to encrypt them to prevent prying eyes. other.However, suppose that with many different files and passwords, if you forget the password of a certain file, how can you recover the valuable information in it or watch your efforts go down the river? dump the sea?
PowerPoint Password Recovery - a savior for those who have forgotten their password to open PowerPonit files, will help you find valuable passwords to open PowerPoint editing files.

PowerPoint Password Recovery supports password recovery for PPT, PPS (PowePoint Show), PPA (PowerPoint Add-In) and POT (PowerPoit Template) files prepared with any version of Microsoft PowerPoint.The special thing is that the program supports up to 31 dictionaries, special symbols, date, month, uppercase, lowercase, and foreign languages ​​. often used as passwords for PowerPoint files. , to find the password, the program will use these dictionaries in turn to apply to the file in the shortest possible time.

Step 1 : Click Open (or Ctrl + O) to find the location where you need to recover the password and select Open , if the file is protected by a password, the Creating Password Recovery Project wizard will export. displayed, click Next to move to the next step.

Step 2 : There will be 2 options for you:

- I know something about password : Choose when you still remember a few points about the password of the file such as the length, number of symbols, type of symbol .

- I do not know anything about the password : Choose when you absolutely do not remember the old password.

With option 2, you will be asked to let the program itself choose the parameters and criteria to find the password (Automatic attack profile) or you will select the individual codes to save time searching (Select attack profile) ). You should choose Automatic attack profile for the program to automatically search for the password. Finally click Finish to start the search.

The time to recover a password is very fast, experimenting with a 12-character password with many uppercase letters and often alternating some characters, it only takes less than 2 seconds for the program to recover the password.The results of the recovery search (specifically, two passwords) will be displayed in the Status bar, just copy and paste this password into the required dialog to open the encrypted PowerPoint file with the password.After editing, remember to change the password of this file.

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