Password Security Guard for Windows

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Developer’s Description

By Robert Ferguson

Keep your passwords private and secure.

Password security is a must and a matter of keeping your passwords and id's private. Secure access to all of your passwords, id's and URLs using just a single master password. The software offers various options including the option that password protects all your important log in details. You only have a single password to remember instead of too many. All information is encrypted and secured. Copy username or password with a sigle click of the mouse and uses the quick link feature to take you directly to the website where your password is used.

Password Security Guard for Windows

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Full Specifications

GENERAL

Release: October 26, 2012

Latest update: September 3, 2015

Version: 1.2

OPERATING SYSTEMS

Platform: Windows

Operating System

Windows 7
Windows XP
Windows 98
Windows 10
Windows 95
Windows NT
Windows Vista
Windows ME
Windows 2000

Additional Requirements: None

POPULARITY

Total Downloads: 97

Downloads Last Week: 0

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User Reviews

3/5

2 User Votes

All that you will ever need!
kmovesss1958March 9, 2014
Pros
Does exactly what it should + you will never loose your information if you take the time to back up the tiny data.enc file. A good way to do this is....email the small file to your email address. Place it in it's own personal folder for easy future access.
Cons
Software must be registered to unlock the demo.
Summary
To register the software please use the registration information below: Username: freebie RegCode: C7tH6vBG33
NOT FREE PROGRAM
capitanfloriusOctober 27, 2012
Pros
NONE NONE THIS PROGRAM IS NOT FREE DEMO FOR 7 DAYS
Cons
I HAVE DISISTALLED
Summary
THIS IS A RIP OFF DON'T DOWNLOAD IT CNET SHOULD BE MORE CAREFUL WHAT A PUBLIC AND WHERE