Password Saver for Windows

By OLSOFT
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Download.com staffApril 19, 2012

Several programs offer safe storage of passwords and private information, but the use of secure encryption algorithms puts this application near the top of its class. Password Saver contains predefined categories for storing your data, including those for Web sites, e-mail accounts, credit cards, and IM clients. However, if your information doesn't fit into one of those groups, you can easily create your own. The utility has a well-designed interface and contains fields for all necessary data depending on what kind of account it is. When you forget your passwords, you simply click a small icon on the main window to reveal your sensitive information. Its 10-day trial is a bit short, but you'll realize the benefits right away. Since this application is password-protected itself and uses 256-bit encryption to hide your private data, anyone needing to store sensitive data will be more than satisfied with Password Saver.

Password Saver for Windows

By OLSOFT
Trial version
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GENERAL

Release: April 19, 2012

Latest update: April 19, 2012

Version: 4.1.2

OPERATING SYSTEMS

Platform: Windows

Operating System

Windows 95
Windows ME
Windows 98
Windows XP
Windows 10
Windows 2000
Windows NT

Additional Requirements: None

POPULARITY

Total Downloads: 26,975

Downloads Last Week: 2

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5/5

2 User Votes

Worth twice the price
December 18, 2003
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This is one of the easiest-to-use programs of any kind I've ever encountered, and I use both Macs or PCs. It installed and ran without a hitch (Windows XP - Athlon XP2100) and the interface couldn't be better. I would recommend this progam without reservation to novice and power users alike.
This is one of the best and well thought out Password Managers that I have seen!
November 24, 2003
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The installation of Password Saver is easy and intuitive. It is polite enough to ask where you want the program files to be installed and then if you want a desktop icon and a Quick Launch icon. It then asks if you want to view the tutorial and start the program. The key word here is "ask". Lots of otherwise good software will strew program files and icons willy-nilly all over the place. Though the Password Saver program itself is pretty straight forward I recommend you take a quick look at the tutorial. Basically here is the idea Password Saver comes with a number of pre-defined templates for storing your critical information. They are Website Accounts, Email Accounts, Credit Cards, Software Serial Numbers, Messenger Account, Dial-up Account, Hosting Account, Database Account. Pretty comprehensive , huh? But wait a minute you want to have a folder for protecting your widget details and there isn't one there. No problem, Password Saver lets you create your own templates. What else does Password Saver do? Well of course you can set a password for opening Password Saver. It also includes a password generator. There is also a Search function so that when you get it really loaded you can find stuff. Plus you can also export the data to a text file and it has another really neat function. It is the ability to share folders with other Password Saver users. You can export a folder to say a co-worker, Nice huh? In conclusion, this is one of the best and well thought out Password Managers that I have seen. I heartily recommend it to you!

Developer’s Description

Keep your password information in a secure database on your hard drive.

Password Saver is a powerful, feature-rich solution for storing all your password information in a secure, centralized database on your hard drive. Your password database is protected using 256-bit AES or Rijndael encryption or CryptoAPI, ensuring only you can access your passwords. Also, since you no longer need to remember your passwords, you can generate random alphanumeric passwords proven to be far more secure than human-generated ones.