Installed no problem. It finds the passwords that windows have stored on your pc that aren't encrypted. And the encrypted passwords it can't recover - it did not recover any passwords for Firefox, only Edge.

It did not recover any keys for my installed software - except its own - that's rather funny.

It did not find any key for Microsoft Office and I have that installed (a legal, licensed version).

You can't copy & paste the passwords as they're displayed. You can only see them and if you need them you'd have to retype them.

Not very much this does that you can't do on your own by going to the right place.

Someone  –  4 years ago  –  このコメントは役に立ちましたか？ はい | いいえ (+28)

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For crying out loud, YOU CAN'T RESIZE THE RESULTS WINDOW!! Sorry for yelling, but that's totally unacceptable. The expand box is greyed out. Hence, the results are truncated and you have to resize the columns to see the entire results for a column. Also, make the results "copyable", so I can copy and paste the information into a document. These two issues are of such significance it significantly lowers the value of the program.

Itsjustme  –  4 years ago  –  このコメントは役に立ちましたか？ はい | いいえ (+23)

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Just tested this application. Some recovered keys are correct, some are completely wrong and for many software that I bought it doesn't even list them.
Sorry to say that this application is useless for me.

kiwi  –  4 years ago  –  このコメントは役に立ちましたか？ はい | いいえ (+12)

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1st installed Advanced Password Recovery Suite in a Windows 7 32-bit VirtualBox VM. When started it showed a message that I might have to enable Aero for it to display properly -- I didn't, and I didn't spot any display problems. Clicked the button to activate, filled in an email address, clicked the button, & the program froze [crashed] -- after killing it with Task Mgr. tried running as admin, but same results.

Copied the program's folder [Advanced Password Recovery Suite] to regular win10 64-bit 1903, & ran the compatibility troubleshooter, which said use win8 compatibility + run as admin. This time clicking the button to activate after filling in the same email address didn't crash the app. When there was a delay receiving the email I tried again, getting a message that the email wasn't in their database yet. After a few minutes got the email, clicked the link in the email to confirm the email address was valid, clicked the program's activate button again, and it showed activated until 11/7/20.

Running the app, it found the key used to activate win10, and some credentials that were useless to me. Selecting Software on the left side of the window, clicked Scan, & it offered to do a deeper scan of the registry -- I clicked OK. This time it showed the keys for about a dozen apps, but while there were a few added credentials, the password for the Microsoft account used to sign into win10 was blank, and the none of the email accounts were even listed.

mike  –  4 years ago  –  このコメントは役に立ちましたか？ はい | いいえ (+11)

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