Multi Password Recovery 1.2.9 Crack & Keygen

Most computer services, like email, or social networks require some sort of security measure to protect your account, also making sure only you can access it. However, it can easily become a difficult task to remember too many passwords, but if they’re saved on your computer, then applications like Multi Password Recovery can help you reveal them.

Just as the name suggests, the application doesn’t necessarily target a specific service or application. What it does is scan your whole computer for applications that work with an associated account, or more, like web browsers, email desktop clients, and more. In addition, general system info is also shown.

It’s advisable to close all running applications before running Multi Password Recovery, so that the scanner can have full access, and not to take that much time either. Everything is quickly generated, with a side navigation pane that lets you easily browse through general areas. As mentioned above, system info like user, OS, memory, disk, running tasks, and more, are also shown.

Opening up folders unveils multiple items, depending on the number of accounts or services associated to one. Upon selection, the second pane lets you view related account details, so you can copy a password in case you forgot it. In case the target program or service is not on the list, there’s a built-in wizard to turn to in order to manually select a service, and specifying details to grab.

There are also some additional tools. For instance, you can create strong passwords for new accounts, thanks to a built-in generator. Export options give you the possibility to create reports, either as a rich documents, or selecting the detail fields you want.

On an ending note, it’s pretty easy to forget a password, especially if you don’t use a specific service too often. Applications like Multi Password Recovery make sure you can retrieve them through a quick, and easy scan process. Details are neatly organized, while export options let you generate reports to carry the list of accounts wherever you go.