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Ok, recently, i made a complete backup of a hard drive and then wiped it out and reinstalled everything. Is it possible for me to recover saved MSN and AIM passwords from the backup? I know its possible on a running system and i have done it before, but can I recover the passwords from a backup?
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Sadly, AIM clients after 4.8 only store a hash of the AIM password in the registry which means that it isn’t on your hard drive.
AOL has an option on their site to recover your password.
Some programs might be able to help for MSN messenger and AIM (google search)
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i just that about AIM... i at least need the MSN password if possible, but i need a program that can read from a registry in a different folder and unencode the MSN password...
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i have a program that can read the registry files now, but does anyone know which keys to decrypt and how? (for MSN password)
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It might be under “PASSWORD.NET”
You should be able to find this by searching the registry.
If you type “control userpasswords2” in RUN, go to the ADVANCE tad and click MANAGE PASSWORDS, under PROPERTIES, it might be there.
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negative on the first idea...
second idea shows one, but its not the one i need
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Mabe it's just me, but doesn't AIM and MSN have forgotten password features? You just click a link and answer a secret question.
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yea... if i could have done that, i would have...
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Why can't you? Just wondering.
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because i dont know the answer to my own question... kindof pathetic...
AIM sends your password to the email address you registered with, which is the one im trying to access
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Oh I see. My syster does the same thing with her passwords. She saves it as auto-logon and forgets her password when she needs it.
So you forgot the password to your e-mail address too, I'm guessing. If it's an ISP e-mail address, e.g.: AOL, I think you can call them, then they can reset your e-mail/user ID password. I'm not sure exactly how they do it though.
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Any ideas? and I can't confirm my billing information or anything because it's a free account (I no longer use MSN for internet access)
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Sorry, but I have no more ideas.
Hopefully you'll know what to do in the future though. About secret questions, that is. ;)
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yea... like pick a question I can remember...
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I would have to say yes. IT IS POSSIBLE but you would have to speak with a moderator in order to properly and (MOST IMPORTANTLY) legal way to recover lost passwords. Despite the fac of constant INTERNET hackers out there, I highly doubt that you would have ANY trouble retrieveing your lost or *sorry to say* STOLEN password(s) Hopefully, its not more than 2 or 3 passwords because if you ask me, honestly having more than 2 or 3 passwords WOULD be hard to remember.
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