Access Password Rescuer Technical FAQ:

4. Q:System and hardware requirements for runing Access Password Rescuer?

A: Access Password Rescuer can run on Windows 10/8.1/8/7/Vista/XP/2019/2016/2012/2008/2003/2000(32-bit or 64-bit), System requirements:

1 GHz processor (2.4 GHz is recommended);

128 MB of RAM (1 GB is recommended);

4 MB of free hard disk space.

5. Q:What is brute-force attack on Access Password Rescuer?

A: This Attack is suitable for accdb password recovery, it will try all possible characters combinations in the specified Range. The Range is defined by "Range" and "Length" Options. Instructs the program what characters have been used in the original password. You can choose from all capital letters, all small letters, all digits, all special symbols and the space, or all printable (includes all of the above). You also can choose all range if you absolutly unknow the password.

6. Q:What is brute-force with mask attack on Access Password Rescuer?

A: This Attack is useful when you partially remember your lost password. You may still remember some characters and their position in original password. For example if you remember that length of your password was 5 characters and password begins from "A", you can define the mask "A????" and save the time by trying 4 symbols instead of 5. A Password Mask must be defined to use this Attack.

7. Q:What’s "Character Set" on Access Password Rescuer?

A: It is only available to "Brute-force with Mask Attack" which instructs the program what characters have been used in the password and restrict the search area.
a-z, 0-9,A-Z, -_?!@#$... : Defined by the Predefined Passwords Ranges. If the password contains these, check it.
User-defined : You can define your own Character Set for the Brute-Force Attack. Check "User-defined" and enter the Character with your own.
Start from : If you remember the beginning of the password characters check it and enter the Character.
End at : If you remember the end of the password characters check it and enter the Character.

8. Q:What is "Dictionary Attack" on Access Password Rescuer?

A: It is an effective attack for you to recover lost password with a default dictionary in the program. The program will try every password in the dictionary. Besides, you can add your own dictionary to the program for saving the recovery time. The dictionary is just a text file with one word at a line; lines are separated with line breaks.

9. Q:What is "Smart Attack" on Access Password Rescuer?

A: This Attack is suitable for recovering an absolutely unknown password. It will try all possible characters combinations include all printable characters. If you choose this attacking method, character range and mask symbol cannot be defined, user can only define how long of the password in Lenth Option.

10. Q:What is the "Program Priority"?

A: Changing Program Priority allows you to control the allocation of processing resources on your computer. By default, all processes are at normal priority.
Idle priority means that Access Password Rescuer will not interrupt other programs, so attacks will not decrease the performance of other running applications.
High priority means that Access Password Rescuer will use all available system resources. The performance of other applications will degrade but Access Password Rescuer will work as fast as possible.

11. Q:What if I stop recovering the password?

A: The program will save the recovery process automatically. It will continue the process even if it suddenly suspended. You can set the save period in Save option.

12. Q:What's the difference between the trial version and full version?

A: Access Password Rescuer Free Trial Version can only recover a password which is less than 3 digits. We do not guarantee thorough technical support for users of the trial version. Purchasers of the full version of the program can receive guaranteed priority technical support.