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Need to Recover Password Protected Outlook PST File

Eddie Thwan ~ Modified: September 29th, 2015 ~ ~ 1 Minute Reading

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    Eddie Thwan
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    Hi everyone,

    I need of software which can be used to change/recover the password set on a PST file in Microsoft Outlook. I have a user who has forgotten the password of Outlook PST File. Is there any method or source where I can get this tool.

    Any help will be most appreciated!!!

    Regards

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    Barry Alllen
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    25 pts

    Hi eddie,

    Why you are trying for the software when there are many manual solutions are already available for it like pst19upg.exe and scanpst.exe.

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    Michael Scofield
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    20 pts

    Hi Barry,

    Please elaborate your answer, I mean where we can get pst19upg.exe and how to use these utilities to remove PST file password.

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    Barry Alllen
    Moderator
    25 pts

    You can download pst19upg.exe from the given and also get all the info related to this tool: http://www.msoutlooktools.com/problems/password/recovery/

    Note: This Tool does not work on UNICODE PST File format.

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    Michael Scofield
    Moderator
    20 pts

    Thank you Barry for sharing the link with me.

    I read the article carefully, but pst19upg.exe did not work because my Outlook PST File is UNICODE format type. As you suggested me in your answer that this tool does work only for the ANSI code PST File. But there is a link in the last section of the article. I followed up and download the demo version of the PST Password Remover Tool. But due to the demo limitation it was showing only the status of Locked PST File. Then, I decided to purchase this software. I installed and ran this tool after buying. It really worked proactively.

    Again thank you so much Barry for helping me… 🙂

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