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1.Recovering the outlook password from a non functional windows installation
Hi !
I've a problem: one of our customer bring us his own computer with a non
functional windows xp installation for data recovery.
This computer have a windows xp SP2 with office 2003.
The only one thing we can't recover was the mail pop3 password:
the customer can't remember it and we are totally unable to recover ! :(
This password is for some statal organization and the customer absolutely refuse
to ask them for reset the password.
I've tried with another computer and seem that the outlook password is recorded
there:
C:\Documents and Settings\tbaroni\Dati
applicazioni\Microsoft\Protect\S-1-5-21-1614895754-688789844-854245398-1003
the file have a casual name like: 010b9592-8a54-49df-b43a-028ccdfc4fb9
How do can I recover the password from this file ?
I know a little utility from Nir Sofer site, mailpv.exe that can recover the
outlook password in one second from a working windows system, there are some
that can recover the password from dead ones ?
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2.outlook.pst password protected, forgot password
I have recently upgraded my computer. Previously, I was
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computer and got rid of the old computer. I cannot read
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How can I read my data. Any help will be appreciated.
TIA
3.PRF-Outlook 2002/2003 Password Protected Pst
I created a prf file that creates a new profile. I have a script that adds
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have personal folders that are password protected which are added into the
prf file. When I import the prf file, it is not able to add the password
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and prompt for the user to enter the password?
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I originally had microsoft office standard 2003 on my computer which came
with XP professional. recently microsoft offered a trial version of office
2007. which expired. when I went to go back and use the original microsoft
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What happened to the original office standard 2003 which has been working
fine for years. until ...!!!!!!
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5.OFfice 2003 Pro non functional
I have Office 2003 Pro and except for Outloook, the rest of it doesn;t
function.
I am unable to word or access at all in Office..
here are the errors:
WORD: This document could not be registered. It will not be possible to
create links from other documents to this document. And, no previously made
word document with live links works. All links are dead.
No matter what type of document i try to open within word, i get either this
message, or for email, it tells me that the email envelope could not be
loaded. I have checked both template folders, and in fact, there is nothing
about an email template in either one of them.
ACCESS: A problem occured while Microsoft Access was communicating with the
OLE server or acive x control.Close the OLE server and restart it outside of
MS Acess, then try the original operation again in Access.
I am also unable to shut down Access by OK'ing my way out. The error just
keeps popping up. I have to go to the task manager.
I asked about this in the Access ng and tried what was suggested, to no
avail.
I have also checked the Word ng, and have tried deleting the normal.dot
template but the error just simply won;t go away.
I have detected and repaired several times. I have clean installed it twice.
I do have an Office 10 folder on the drive. I had never really used word
before getting this new Office, which was bought complete and new...it is
not an upgrade on top of 2000.
If anyone has any suggestions or things to check i will be more than happy
to try them, provided of course i can understand them....lol....i am not an
experienced user here...
thanks a lot..
f57
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