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- Price: Free to try (30-day trial); $29.95 to buy
- Operating system: Windows 2003, Windows Vista, Windows NT 4, Windows 95, Windows Me, Windows XP, Windows 2000, Windows 98
- Date added: July 27, 2009
- Total Downloads: 45,059
- Downloads last week: 50
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- CNET editors' rating: stars
- Average user rating: stars out of 14 votes
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CNET editors' review
Reviewed by: CNET staff on March 31, 2009
Password Manager XP promises to safeguard username and password information for various accounts. However, a glitch produced several error messages when we put the program to the test.
The user interface is pretty basic, with menu and shortcut commands at the top of the window for saving databases and adding files and folders. A tree menu displays all of the created databases. Once the program was activated, we created a new database and browsed the Web, visiting sites that required a username and password. As soon as we signed in, the program prompted us to save the information. The first time we clicked the OK button, the information failed to save to our designated database. We visited a different page, but received an error message that we could not get passed. What's more, the program froze on us and failed to respond. Despite the issues, when we closed and reopened the program, our username and password information appeared in the tree menu.
A Help file is available through the user interface. Although the program ultimately saved our information, it wasn't worth the error messages and overall poor performance. We recommend you keep looking for a more functional program that doesn't have so many issues.
Publisher's description
From CP Lab :Password Manager XP helps you systematize secret information and allows you to store information in several databases. Each database has an access password and is encrypted with various algorithms at the same time (Blowfish, 3DES, Rijndael, TEA, Cast128, RC4, Serpent, and Twofish). Database fields can be fully customized. The program is designed for workgroup use, giving several users access to the password databases. Access rights and privileges can be regulated.
The removable-device wizard will help you install Password Manager XP in removable devices, such as USB Flash drives. The program can autofill Web pages, registration forms, and logon windows. This feature is compatible with Microsoft Internet Explorer and a majority of usual applications. Password Manager XP has a built-in password generator and comes with backup, restore, and print options, and it informs you of expired passwords.
Version 2.3.473 has fixed major performance drop when many databases are used.
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Version: Password Manager XP 2.3.473
Pros: Multiple databases can be created each with user-based access controls.
Files can be attached to entries
Very strong encryption
Database fields can be added & modified easily
Good form filling
Can be run directly from USB driveCons: Needs a MAC OSX port
Some slight bugginess on automatic database lockingSummary: I have used Password Manager XP for several years now and it is an excellent product. While I have experienced some bugs over the years, I have not seen the ones described in this CNET review.
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