ExtPassword!

ExtPassword! provides a quick and easy method to recover passwords that are stored on any external drive connected to your computer. With a very intuitive user interface and simple options, it allows you to extract the passwords you need in case you have a Windows disk that fails to boot.

There is no need to go through an installation process. ExtPassword! is up and running as soon as you double click on the main executable file. A small “Options” window is displayed, allowing you to choose the external drive to scan and provide a list of Windows login passwords and master passwords for Mozilla software.

At this point, you can also relaunch the application with administrative privileges, if you have not done that already. This is necessary to make sure this kind of sensitive data can be extracted from the external drive.

The main window is immediately populated with information inside a well-organized table. You get to see the name of the item (location), the item type, the software, the name of the user, the location where the data is stored and the associated Windows profile.

There are more ways to export the data provided by ExtPassword! You can manually select one or more rows in the table and save the data to various formats. Alternatively, ExtPassword! can generate HTML reports that include all or selected items.

ExtPassword! comes in handy if you need to extract password information from external drives connected to your computer. It features a pretty straightforward interface and simple options, as well as multiple methods to export the data. All it needs is administrative privileges, which is expected, given the kind of data it extracts.