Install & Un-Install - Both features are available.

Watch out its running versions-Access Password Recovery software works on all access versions-2003, 2002, 2000 & 97.

Software Provides Copy Password Option- This program provides copy password option to copy password on clipboard.

Brilliantly Remove Access Security Password- Fabulous Access Password Removal software brilliantly remove access security password with fully protection.

Having Large Power to Break & Crack MDB Password- Access Password Recovery software is capable tool for your locked Access file because this program quickly breaks & creak MDB Password in one shot.

Easily Open MS Access Database & MDB File- After recovered your whole Password this tool easily open MS access database and MDB file in safely manner.Swiftly Recover Access file database Password - Access database password recovery software quickly recover Access file database Password in few minutes.The half-broken VB app that it was built for is apparently still opening and using the database fine alas I've not found its source code. I've read up on what I could find in the way of MDW files finding 3 of such on the XP workstation, I tried renaming them all in case that's where it's trying to look for account names, but the result is also the same. So it's not a 'database' password per se, it just wants some account info and I have no idea even what username it wants. I tried running a couple password-recovery apps on it such as Rixler Access Password Recovery and Nirsoft's 'accesspv.exe', and they both say that the file is not password-protected. I've tried a blank username, the login/pass of the 'Administrator' account on the NT server from which I got it, as well as all of those on the XP machine I previously opened it on. However, since I tried again in November, it suddenly will no longer accept that username/password pair and everyone swears noone has touched the machine.

Back in September I copied the MDB file over to a nearby XP machine (because that has Access installed), and when it asked for a name and password, was able to open it then using those of the Windows XP account I was logged in as. MDB file to migrate it, as it is currently being used by somebody's ten-year-old VB app that's fallen by the way side on an NT server and whose author is long gone.

I'm trying to open a Microsoft Access 2000.

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