VaultPasswordView 1.12

VaultPasswordView is a simple tool to help decrypt and display the login name, password and other data is stored inside the "Windows Vault". You can use it to decode Windows data Vault of the system is your run, as well as data Windows Vault, stored on external hard drive.

Windows Vault cached login information from Internet Explorer, Edge and Windows Mail (Windows 8 and above), if you choose to have Windows remember the password. If you forget the password but saved the password in the Windows Vault, you can use this tool to recover login information. Note that you will need to enter the Windows password of to decrypt the information vault, unless you are running as administrator.

You can use VaultPasswordView to decode Windows data Vault of the system is currently running, as well as data Windows Vault, stored on external hard drive.

Content the recent update:

• Version 1.10:
  • Added new option: 'decrypt file vault of all users who have logged in'. This new option allows you to decode files in Windows Vault by the user is not administrator without entering the password, as long as the user has logged into your system.
• Version 1.08:
  • Many users have reported about the error 'File key not valid inside the folder protection'. Error message is not accurate and now it is displayed as 'Keyword is not valid in the file policy'. Also, added debug info on this error message to find the cause of this error.
• Version 1.07:
  • Fixed bug: When VaultPasswordView't find any data inside the Windows Vault, it was showing the wrong message - 'Cannot find the file Policy.vpol inside the folder vault' instead of "can't find any files .vcrd inside the folder vault".