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Click
here for the data recovery software.
(ACR Data Recovery)
Click here for the data
recovery services information request form.
(ACR Data Recovery)
There
are two main password types in MS Access. User passwords, and actual
database passwords. User passwords are always asked along with the user
name when the program is launched. The db password is asked for when you
open your password protected database.
MS Access provides both share level security and user level security. In a
share level security databases are assigned passwords and anyone who knows
the password can access the db. This security level was introduced in
Access 95. There is no share level security in previous Access versions.
Access also provides user level security. In a user level security users
are authenticated when they start Access by logging on with their
password. Both user name and passwords are required. Different users can
have different permissions on objects. Permissions can be granted to just
a single user or to users group. Group information and users passwords are
stored in special system database. One system database could be shared
between multiple databases and applications.
System database access is necessary to recover users passwords groups
membership information. If the system database is lost or broken you will
not be able to recover users passwords. System database's typically have .mdw
or .mda file extensions. Please Note that not all .mda files are system
databases
Access database can be achieved with do it yourself software, or like
Excel password recovery you can send a company your file and pay them to
decrypt it for you. If you are not an expert computer user, or you are in
a rush for access to the database then you should consider the later, as
it is a sure fire method of getting at your data. Most companies have a
flat rate for recovery and offer a money back guarantee. Again as with
Excel recovery be sure to pick up the phone and ask some questions prior
to sending payment and the file, or access to the file. Find out the
details of the guarantee, what they charge and how long they estimate it
will be and any other questions that you may have.
Access specific sites:
http://lastbit.com/access/default.asp
http://www.elcomsoft.com/ACPR/readme.txt (read me file, chop the
URL to go to the homepage)
http://www.denglad.com/en/access.shtml
http://www.paraben-forensics.com/decryption.html
http://www.passwordbusters.com/profile_access.htm
If you can't find the info you are looking for on the above links, try a
search in good ole
Google for access password recovery, or try this ODP category:
http://dmoz.org/Computers/Security/Products_and_Tools/Password_Recovery/.
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