Why not try this and see what passwords can be collected from your system - you may be surprised just how easy it is to collect all your passwords? It is also quite handy as it will save all your passwords to a file in case you forget them in the future.
IntroductionYou do not need to make a bootable USB drive for this exercise, simply copy the files to your USB drive (or a folder on your hard disk)
Method1. Go to the NirSoft website Recovery Tools page - click on the click here link as shown below:
2. Download the ZIP file and extract it to a new folder called Passrec on your USB drive or hard disk (you can make the folder at the root or in any folder or sub-folder).
3. Open Notepad and cut and paste the following text into it and save the file as GetPass.cmd (make sure you use Save As and select All Files *.* when you save it, so that the file extension is .cmd and not .cmd.txt).
The folder structure should be as below:
How to use these utilitiesJust double-click on the GetPass.cmd file and it will take a few seconds to run. You should see a new folder has been made on your Flash drive - e.g. COMPNAME_16112011_2013 (which is the computername and date and time that the files were made).Inside this folder will be a number of .txt files. Double-click on these files to see all your passwords!
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