It also gives you up to six sets of passwords for your PST file. Stellar Phoenix’s Recovery program also works with the latest versions of Windows and Outlook.
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Stellar Phoenix Outlook Password Recovery The program claims to have a 100% recovery rate, so if you purchase it and it doesn’t work, I would contact them and get your money back.
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It also works on Windows 10 and supports Outlook 2016. Top Password’s recovery tool is the cheapest, coming in at only $17.95. It’s pretty much got the same features as the other programs mentioned above, so it might be worth a shot if you want to save some money. PST Password Recovery is only about $24, so it’s cheaper, and it works with Windows 10 and all versions of Outlook up to 2016. It can remove the password protection from a PST file and works with lengthy or multilingual passwords also. You’ll have a better chance using these programs to recover the password because they are updated more often. Works with all types of Outlook encryption, doesn’t require Outlook to be installed, supports complex passwords and works on PST files larger than 20GB in size! SysTools PST Password RemoverĮven though this program is $49, which is way more expensive than most listed here, it supports all versions of Outlook and runs on Windows 10. It also runs fine on Windows 10, which is nice. The bitrecover PST Password Recovery program is $29 and works with Outlook 97 to Outlook 2016. Always make sure your version of Outlook is supported before making a purchase. Most of the sites below have a lot of details about the programs on their product pages, so I’ll just give a short overview here. This way you at least know if you spend the money, you’ll be able to access your PST file. In some cases, it’ll give you a character or two of the password instead of the whole password.
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It’s worth noting that most of the paid programs have free trials that can at least tell you whether or not the password can be recovered. If you have a newer version of Office installed, you’ll most likely have to use one of the paid programs below. Those are really the only two safe and clean tools that I could find that were free. It’ll hopefully give you a password, which you can then copy to your clipboard. Just click Open, select the PST file and then click Recover Password. They obviously want you to pay for recovering passwords on the newer versions of Outlook since that’s what most people are using. Mostly, the free tools work with older versions of Outlook. Kernel PST Password Recovery Tool – This program is also free, but again, only works up to Outlook 2010.
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