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Editors’ Review

Download.com staffApril 2, 2018

Password Memory 2009 is a free program that aims to keep your usernames and passwords in check. However, a glitch produced errors that prevented us from successfully saving our password information.

The user interface resembles the standard Microsoft interface, so it will look familiar to most people. Prominent command buttons to add, open, and delete password profiles are easily found. The program contains a search feature to look up a specific profile. We found it extremely intuitive, and we were able to quickly create a new password profile. Creating a new profile requires that you enter your username and password for the specific account, as well as set an expiration date, if any. Once we added the required information, we clicked the OK button, and immediately an error message appeared. The program did not save our information. The program includes a Help feature, but it merely takes you to the publisher's Web site for support. A visit to the forum did not provide the help we needed to successfully save our password profiles.

While we loved Password Memory 2009's easy-to-use interface, we were disappointed by its lackluster performance. If you're in the market for a free password manager, we recommend that you keep looking for one that doesn't produce so many errors.

What’s new in version 7.0.1

Version 7.0.1: Fix for error with non-English translations.

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Full Specifications

GENERAL

Release: April 1, 2018

Latest update: April 2, 2018

Version: 7.0.1

OPERATING SYSTEMS

Platform: Windows

Operating System

Windows 8
Windows 2003
Windows 10
Windows XP
Windows Vista
Windows Server
Windows 7

Additional Requirements: None

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Total Downloads: 80,300

Downloads Last Week: 0

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User Reviews

3.8/5

12 User Votes

Stunning little password keeper
May 19, 2014
Pros
Love this little program. I don't know what the problem was when CNET reviewed it but it's not there now. It's intuitive and delightfully easy to use, unlike some of the other password managers out there. If you want to go to a particular site, just click on the link in the date and up pops the site. Five stars from me!
Cons
I couldn't find any. This version doesn't have export functionality but for a few bucks you can buy the Pro version. This is win-win as far as I can see...
Summary
Superb! Check this out against the other password managers, and you'll come flying right back to this one. It's easy, fun to use and does everything you need...
Reliable tool
michalrobert111October 1, 2013
Pros
You can safely encrypt and store all passwords.
Cons
No multiple platform.
Summary
simple for password storage
janootieFebruary 26, 2010
Pros
easy to use. load in websites. attach usernames and passwords to clipboard and paste right into websites.
Cons
have never used anything else so i cannot comment
Summary
keeps passwords in one place. never have to remember websites again
is this the same memory I paid for 2 years ago?
colford11January 25, 2010
Pros
iis this the same memory I paid for 2 years ago?If so is this free to me>?
Cons
looking for a reply
Summary
is this the same memory I paid for 2 years ago?If so is this free to me>?
don't work
colford11December 12, 2009
Pros
don't work
Cons
don't work
Summary
I paid for the service now it is not working
Beautiful Office ribbon interface;EASY & VERY intuitive
DrFunkensteinJanuary 28, 2009
Pros
This is an excellent, simple password management app. I'm running Windows 7 64-bit and it installs and runs w/o a hitch. The interface has the ribbon look found in MS Office, so it's familiar, and it is VERY intuitive to use. No help file necessary
Cons
A little slow to launch on my Core i7 920 system, which is surprising, but very responsive otherwise. Doesn't lock when minimized or left unattended.
Summary
This is a simple-to-use, very intuitive password manager. I was looking for a replacement for Access Manager 2 that supports 64-bit OS's, since AM2 is opting to not support 64-bit. This one installs and runs perfectly on Windows 7 (beta). The interface is very familiar, in that it mirrors the MS Office 2007 ribbon look. There is no guessing about how to add an entry, and it prompts you to create a database initially, when it can't find one (unlike other apps I've tried, that leave you guessing as to why you can't do anything...until after you figure out you must create a db/registry). The main window shows your list of entries, with passwords masked, but one push of the "Unmask Passwords" button on the ribbon, and voila, all pw's are viewable. Perfect! One more click, and they're "****" again. Also, the scroll wheel works fine (I've read other reviews where the scroll wheel didn't work). This app also supports the little website icons in the list, so if you enter a URL for the entry, it will poll the url for the icon and save it to the entry, and then show it in the icon column of the main list. Pretty neat (now if all website admins would provide that little icon...). There is a drop-down list of entered usernames, so you don't have to enter the same name over and over, as predictive typing finds it for you. This is a keeper for sure, and it's free. The Pro version is only $10, which adds a few more features (like exporting your list).
Good program.
james.foxOctober 30, 2008
Pros
Very user friendly.
Cons
Won't let you use the same password for more than one account.
Summary
If you are running windows 2000, like I am. I found I needed to download and install gdiplus.dll in my Windows system folder. I just did a Google search and found plenty of sights that have this file to download with documentation on how to install it.
Security Warning
Brianman3October 10, 2008
Pros
Looks nice.
Cons
I looked at the database file this program uses (*.FDB), and I found that even though the passwords were encoded, your logins, and groups names were visible when opened up in the simple WordPad. VERY VERY BAD
Summary
I looked at the database file this program uses (*.FDB), and I found that even though the passwords were encoded, your logins, and groups names were visible when opened up in the simple WordPad. This obviously shows the programmer had no clue about security, I un-installed the program when I found this out, I am not risking even displaying my logins all in one file.
9thSenseAugust 26, 2008
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Developer’s Description

By Code:Aero Technologies

Secure and manage your passwords and credit cards.