Is there any software for opening a password protected programme?
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Since we have no way of knowing that the Excel file is, in truth, one of yours, it wouldn't be ethical (and isn't permitted here) to provide a method of obtaining the password. \n\nHowever, if you enter the terms "excel forgot password" in any search engine, you may find what you need.
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Great step by step instructions can be found here:\n\nhttp://www.kellys-korner-xp.com/win_xp_passwords.htm
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no but there is a program called Signupshield Passwords that will do it for you. Also there is a program called Robo-Form To Go that will to.
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there's a powerfull tool called Passware kit .. it's recover almost all software passwords including office, windows 2000/XP, outlook,...
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install a key logger on the machine.  the program runs in the background recording every key stroke ever typed.  after she checks her email, you log in later and see what the password was.  most programs are easy to use and even if cost a few bucks are worth the money spent for the info.\n\ncheck out the references below or google it..  good luck!
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I would use the shareware program winrar.  www.winrar.com.  You can put all of the files you want private in a single file container, and encrypt it with a password.  Good luck!
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there isnt a password. You computermight be set up for an admin and the login you have has limited access in XP.
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Sygate works well also and it is freeware.\n\n <edit> But there are other areas of compromise so you may want to research about securing your computer. </edit>
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Password used by system administrator
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There is a program called AOXPPR, its for the pc. Basically you open the password protected file and it will run thru all possible combinations. It takes a while but you can save your progress and it runs like 300,000 password / sec.
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I found this software program that will do what you are looking for. It costs $15 to buy, but the trial version will show you the first couple of characters of the password you are interested in. That might be enough to jog your memory :D\n\nhttp://www.maros-tools.com/products/spyer/
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you can easily do this using asp.  do a google search for asp password scripts
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if you use windows xp click \n\nstart > set program access and defaults
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I am not sure about password protected processes, but I really like Process Explorer. It can be found at: http://www.sysinternals.com/
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An excellent program is KeePass.  The product allows you to save a username, password, url and description in an encrypted file on any device you choose, including usb keys.  It also provides a password generator and can be further secured by requiring a security file to unlock the password file.  You can download the product at the following address.  \n\nhttp://keepass.sourceforge.net/
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Try the following:\n\nRight click desktop>\nclick properties>\nclick the 'screen saver' tab>\nuncheck 'on resume password protect'\n\nHope this Helps!
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The Windows operating system does not allow you to password-protect individual files. So, you have a couple of choices:\n\n- Password-protect your Windows user account, and make sure that you're the only administrator on the computer. You can do this through the "Users" item in your Windows Control Panel.\n\n- Get some software that lets you password-protect individual files. Examples:\n* Microsoft Office lets you password-protect files, but it isn't very secure. Password recovery software is readily available.\n* WinZip: http://www.winzip.com\n* PGP: http://www.pgp.com\n* A Google search for "password protect files" will turn up lots of software that can do this.\n\n- Store your files somewhere else besides your computer:\n* on a secure USB drive (for example, Lexar JumpDrive Secure, available on Amazon)\n* on an internet-accessible file server (for example, http://briefcase.yahoo.com)