Atomic IE Password Recovery recovers all types of passwords used in IE and saved by the AutoComplete function.
Content Advisor password
Atomic IE Password Recovery deletes passwords for Content Advisor,
Internet Explorers gatekeeper that prevents the browser from loading sites containing harmful content. Deleting Content Advisor
passwords resets the browser to its original settings.
Ftp passwords
If you use Internet Explorer to access password-protected ftp catalogs and directors, Atomic IE Password Recovery can recover the usernames
and passwords to these resources.
Demo limitations
Atomic IE Password Recovery is distributed as try before you buy software. You have unlimited time to try AtomicIE
before paying to register it. Download and install program youll be surprised at how easily it solves your
password problems.
Dilemma: forgotten IE passwords
AutoComplete is a handy function, but it poses a hidden danger.
When you turn it on,
Internet Explorer monitors and saves all the information you enter on websites, including form data and username/password combinations.
Most of the time, this function is extremely convenient. The browser saves your passwords and enters them automatically the next time
you visit a password-protected site, forum or ftp directory.
But the convenience of not having to enter passwords manually makes
it easy to forget them...
If you trust Internet Explorer to remember your passwords, you can run into trouble:
when you buy a new computer
when you visit your favorite site from someone elses computer
when you fill in for an absent colleague
If this happens to you, simply launch Atomic IE Password Recovery to get a list of all your passwords saved in Internet Explorer. Copy the password you need
and youre back in business! Better yet, save all your passwords in a reliable password manager.
AtomicIE instantly recovers passwords to any version of IE!
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