Advanced Password Recovery can manage, recover, generate and encrypt passwords in all Windows Accounts.

Advanced Password Recovery is portable and features a simple, black and white interface with four sections that you can navigate to using the Menu tab at the top left.

"Windows Account Management" lets you select an account and remove or replace the password. You can also enable, disable or delete Account Manager. Logon patching is also an option here.

"Recovering Passwords" allows you to try and recover passwords from Messenger and Related, Windows and Office, Browsers, and Wireless. You need to select a folder to attempt recovery. It will save a file with the proper name of what you were looking for (Windows Serials.txt, Wireless Passwords.txt) in the folder you selected. It seems easiest just to select C: drive because we found it to be fast and it did retrieve the product keys we specified.

"Password Generator" allows you to choose a set number of characters as well as whether it includes alpha, alphanumeric, alphanumeric special or numeric. You can then generate and\or copy your new password to the clipboard.

"Password Encrypter" simply encrypts a password. We put in a random name and were given nSIOVjZXN43sguBFNXh77g, for example. Being able to save your password securely makes this a handy tool for system admins.

If you have any issues getting something to work, it's because it needs to be enabled. Click Enable followed by pressing shift five times.

Advanced Password Recovery works ideally for anyone needing complete password management, especially system admins or those with numerous accounts to manage.

As always, most files in the Covert Ops category will most likely be flagged by your security software. This is a false positive and normal with any program that tries to find passwords on a computer. Your security software is doing its job; it's just wrong.