Passwords

[Yatin]

Hi,

Would anyone know how to bypass the password prompt. I had
set a password on the mdb file and silly me forgot what it
is.

Is there any way to get around this?
Thanks in advance

 

[Terry Dutson]

If you can bypass the password then others can bypass the password also. In
this case, it is no use to set the password in the first place, isn't it?

Hence the answer is no. However, there may be password crackers around but
I haven't used them.

There are plenty of password recovery services - try a Google for MS Access
password recovery. Have a look at
http://www.crackpassword.com/products/prs/msoffice/access/ for instance.
It's shareware and the unregistered version will reveal only reveal the
first three characters of the password, which may be enough to trigger your
memory. Registration costs $30 (private) or $60 (business).

Terry Dutson


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[timatey]

Hi,
You can have a look Access Password: password recovery tool for MS Access
It recovers both database and user's passwords. www.lastbit.com/access/default.asp

Tim

 

[Yatin]

-----Original Message-----
Hi,
You can have a look Access Password: password recovery tool for MS Access
It recovers both database and user's passwords. www.lastbit.com/access/default.asp
.

Hi,

Thanks alot for your help
Yatin