Click File > Get Password , or simply drag and drop your protected .mdb file into the application window.
Only works on .mdb files; does not support newer .accdb formats. 2. Hashcat
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Before selecting a recovery tool, it helps to understand how Microsoft Access secures its files. The recovery method you use depends entirely on the file extension of your database.
Microsoft Access offers two primary security layers:
If security and user management are paramount, migrate the backend tables to Microsoft SQL Server Express (which is free). SQL Server offers superior, modern security integrations that prevent total data lockouts.
What are you using (Windows, Mac, or Linux)?
After successfully recovering your database, implement these habits:
Follow these general steps to recover your password safely using a desktop utility: