Internet Explorer Password Recovery

Internet Explorer Password Recovery is a handy tool designed to help you recover passwords for dial-up network connections. If you've lost or forgotten your passwords, this app has got your back!

How It Works

This software automatically finds and shows you the passwords without needing any extra steps from you. It's pretty cool! Plus, it even comes with some options for managing the Content Advisor feature of Internet Explorer.

Portable and Easy to Use

One of the best things about this tool is that it's portable. There’s no need to install anything. You can just download the .exe file and put it anywhere on your computer or a USB flash drive. This means you can run Internet Explorer Password Recovery on any machine without setting up anything beforehand.

No Extra Software Needed

You won’t need any additional DLLs or other software components—just Internet Explorer, which usually comes with Windows. Also, this tool doesn’t mess with your system registry or create files without asking first, so it’s safe to use!

User-Friendly Interface

The interface is simple and easy to navigate. It features a small panel divided into two sections: one for dial-up passwords and another for Content Advisor passwords. The great part is that it automatically detects the dial-up keys and displays them right there, making it easy to copy them for safekeeping.

Content Advisor Features

If you're looking to manage the Content Advisor in Internet Explorer, this tool allows you to reset the password easily or set it to “1234.” You can also toggle this feature on or off with just one click. However, there aren’t many other options available.

Status of Development

It's worth noting that Internet Explorer Password Recovery hasn't been updated in a while—the project has been discontinued. You can't buy it directly from the developer anymore, but if you've got a license already, you can still grab it from Softpedia.

Demo Limitations

The demo version does come with some heavy restrictions; it only allows recovery of very short passwords (one or two characters) and keeps those Content Advisor options locked down.