MS SQL Server Password Unlocker 4.0

Lost or forgot MS SQL passwords? MS SQL Server Password Unlocker helps to decrypt the master.mdf and resets the lost MS SQL password, including changing sa password. This MS SQL password recovery program has small size yet with a powerful numeracy; it resets sa passwords of any length and complexity
MS SQL Server Password Unlocker works fast in a snap.

It is far from recovering a password that a huge sum of time costs on the comparison between the guesses and the correct password. Instead, it detects the password and removes it considering not the password combination, either symbols, letters, digits, or characters or just the mixed in any language with any encoding. Thus, as soon as you launch the program, click "Open" button, and browse the master.mdf file in and the program displays a user list. Highlight the user name whose password you want to change, click "Change Password", enter a new one in the text box, and you have the whole job done.


Key Features:
Supports both MS SQL Server and MS SQL Server Express 2008/2005/2000.
Resets administrator and user passwords instantly.
Passwords in any languages and encoding (UTF-8, Unicode, ASCII, etc.) can be reset.
Passwords in any strength can be reset instantly, ignoring the length, complexity, etc.
Multiple instances of MS SQL if running are supported.
No need to install the SQL server software (only master.mdf file isneeded).
No need to work on the same machine that the MS SQL server is installed (if master.mdf file is available).
Detects MS SQL users and passwords instantly.
Automatically terminate the MS SQL service if running.
Easy to use - finish the task with clicks.

Requirements:	Windows 2008/2003/2000/XP/Vista/7
Release Info:	Minor Update on Aug 29, 2012
Release Notes:	Optimized the help document of MS SQL Server Password Unlocker which enable users to reset lost or forgotten SQL password more easier and faster. You can experience a new and friendly interface.
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