Recover Lost Passwords and Software License Keys the Easy Way With recALL
This article was updated on 05 APRIL 2023…
RecALL is a password and product license recovery tool that works on all versions of Windows both 32-bit and 64-bit systems.
The following information/text is from Major Geeks – one of our two trusted download sites along with SnapFiles.
recALL attempts to find any keys or license numbers on your computer.
recALL allows quick recovery of passwords from more than 300 programs and license keys from nearly 2,800 applications. recALL is the world’s first program that allows you to recover most of the password and also a license from damaged operating systems through native support of the Windows files system registry.
It seems slow, but it’s actually doing an in-depth scan. Like all programs that attempt to look for license numbers (and most of the Covert Ops section on MajorGeeks) your anti-virus might not like it. We have not seen a new password or license retrieval program in a while, so this newer program might just be what you’re looking for.
Due to the unique function emulation FTP, POP3 and SMTP can recover passwords from any application supporting these protocols, even if the program is not yet supported in recALL.
Read more about recALL and/or download it from Major Geeks here.
I downloded and installed the recall program but I dont see how to get passwords or anything else form it. If i click on an item it just says its saved. so what? where? what do I do with it?
Application restores passwords saved in your computer (Internet Explorer, Chrome forms and 200+). If its not saved, you cannot recover it. If you use master password in i.e. Firefox, there is not possible to recover password.
This software was created to do security audits of operating systems.
If you don’t see any password, it’s good for you. You’re safe because no one else sees them on your computer.
Try looking in c:\users\login name\AppData\Roaming\keit.co\recall
Where login name is your user name
Hope this helps
Bil Levinson
I just tried to install ‘reCall’, and the link appears to go to a mobile version. I clicked to install anyway, and Windows blocked it because of possible malicious intent. I went ahead anyway, and Emsisoft came on and told me that it had detected and quarantined a trojan. Needless to say, the install was incomplete and I cannot locate a working shortcut to run it. Any answers?
First, reCall a genuine hacking tool, but it’s not make to hack other people’s passwords. It’s made for you to hack your own computer and find passwords that are stored on your PC. So, indeed, a security scanner may find it to be a problem. That being said… Emsisoft does not block reCall on my computer. If you have it set to quarantine and notify, you can look in quarantine, and if you find it there and highlight it and click “Restore” an you’ll be able to install it. I think, however, you clicked an advertisement or a link for something else. We did not feature a “mobile” version. I’ve uploaded reCall to our servers for you; you can download it from:
http://www.thundercloud.net/infoave/images/2017/downloads/recall.exe
Please don’t use a Microsoft browser like Edge or Internet Explorer, or you’ll get the silly warning that the file is dangerous because it’s not popular – not “frequently” downloaded. How many of us were not popular in high school? Did that make us dangerous. Use Firefox or Chrome to download it.
Thanks,
TC