LastBit MSN Messenger Password Recovery

MSN Password is a tool to recover lost passwords for MSN Messenger.

MSN Password is a password recovery tool (although not a password cracker) that is used to recover lost or forgotten passwords for your MSN messenger accounts. It is important that the password you are trying to break is stored on your computer (i.e. you are retrieving your own password and not trying to crack someone’s passwords). MSN Password cracks stored login information for the current computer user. The program is very simple to use, just launch it, make a few mouse clicks and you will get all information about your MSN Messenger account including the password. You are not required to be a password recovery professional and make it through a lengthy configuration process – MSN Password works in a fully automatic mode. Even better, you don’t have to wait for hours for the password recovery process to complete. Your MSN passwords will be recovered instantly! This program is not a hacker tool. It won’t help you to find password of an arbitrary MSN Messenger user. Remember that only your own passwords (stored on your computer) can be retrieved.

Changes: MSN Password is a password recovery tool (although not a password cracker) that is used to recover lost or forgotten passwords for your MSN messenger accounts.

Minimum requirements: A standard Windows PC

Operating system: Win95,Win98,WinME,WinNT 4.x,WinXP,Windows2000,Windows2003

Program URL: http://lastbit.com/msnpsw/

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