How to recover lost PST password in MS Outlook 2003

MS Outlook is a personal information manager form Microsoft. Although often used mainly as e-mail application that provides the options to send and receive emails, it also includes a Calendar, Task Manager, Note Taking, A Journal and Web Browsing. This Outlook information is stored in a PST (Personal Storage Table) file. In addition, you can password protect the PST file for making it more secure and prevent unauthorized users to read the contents of the file. However, at times you can forget the password that makes the Outlook folder inaccessible. The situation is further aggravated as Microsoft does not provide any in-built utility to recover lost or forgotten passwords. So, if you happen to be one of those who is scratching his/her head trying to remember the password of your PST folder in Outlook, this post should bring instant relief to you.

Outlook Password Recovery is a small utility to recover password of outlook .PST (Personal Storage Files) file. The process of running this utility is simple and efficient. This program can also recover passwords for mail accounts created in Outlook 2010, 2007, 2003, XP, 2000, 97, Windows Mail, Windows Live Mail, Eudora and Incredimail. All passwords are recovered instantly, regardless of the length of passwords.

Follow the guide below to recover the PST file password

Step 1: Install the Outlook Password Recovery 5.0 Download
To reset outlook password .PST file, you should firstly download SmartKey outlook password Recovery.
Run the setup file, using the recommended default install options.

Step 2: Start to reset PST files
a: Selected the "PST File Password" tab.

b: Select the file you want to recover the password(s) for. Click the "Add file" button to select the necessary file from the dialog box, and click the "open" button to confirm the process. And the location of the PST file will be shown in the status bar.



c: Click "Star Recovery" button, the password to this given file will be displayed immediately under the"password" tab in the status bar.

Note:
In some cases The password recovered by Outlook Password Recovery is not the same as the one which has been originally set. That's due to encryption algorithm used in Outlook – the original password is not stored in the file. But that password which is shown by Outlook Password Recovery will be accepted by Outlook without problems – just try. And of course, after logging into Outlook, you'll be able to change that password to any one, or just remove it.