CNET Editors' review
This free but somewhat unappealing application lets you manage user-account information. OEM Password Recovery displays the resource Web site addresses, account names, and corresponding passwords used to log into Outlook Express, Microsoft Messenger, and some Web sites, but only from browsing with Internet Explorer. The resource site name is quickly presented once you run the program, and a double-click on the file icon reveals the corresponding username and password. You can selectively delete, copy, or save the information. However, the program only lists passwords and user-account names that have been saved to the system. OEM Password Recovery's basic interface doesn't include a much-needed help file to explain its scope and purpose. Given it's extremely limited in the applications it works with and only displays saved information, we can't see much point in downloading it.
Publisher's Description
From 585Soft:
Use this free application to view, save, copy to clipboard or selective delete such data as user name and password for the programs Internet Explorer (saved passwords), Outlook Express (including deleted e-mail accounts), and Microsoft Messenger. Version 1.1 may include Minor bug fixes. Uninstaller problem has been fixed.
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"WARNING - AVAST DOES NOT LIKE IT!"
Version: EOM Password Recovery 1.1
Pros
Downloaded and installed fine, but then ...
Cons
When my computer was restarted Avast antivirus detected this program as the trojan Win32:Small-TB. It could be a false positive, as the very nature of the program could trigger Avast's incredibly efficient detection, but I was not prepared to take the chance and removed it completely. This might be just a bug the author and Download.com need to look into.
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