LSASecretsView Displays Stored Autologin Passwords and More
By Timothy Tibbettson 06/19/2023 |
This utility provides you with an efficient means to view system passwords and keys when, for whatever reason, the need ever arises.
We do suggest that you back up the registry before you proceed. Here's how How to Back up or Restore the Windows Registry.
LSASecretsView is designed to display a complete list of the LSA (Local Security Authority) secrets that are stored within your machine's registry.
This portable utility can be useful for retrieving your Autologin passwords, RAS/VPN passwords, and other system passwords/keys which are located under HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESecurityPolicySecrets without the need to go root around searching. LSASecretsView will quickly find and then display them in an easy-to-read chart. You also have the option to read the LSA secrets from an external instance of Windows. This query type is useful when your system is dead and will not boot anymore. You can utilize this option right from the user interface in advanced options or from the command-line, by employing the following external parameter, for example, LSASecretsView.exe /external g:windows.
Download @ https://www.majorgeeks.com/files/details/lsasecretsview.html
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We do suggest that you back up the registry before you proceed. Here's how How to Back up or Restore the Windows Registry.
LSASecretsView is designed to display a complete list of the LSA (Local Security Authority) secrets that are stored within your machine's registry.
This portable utility can be useful for retrieving your Autologin passwords, RAS/VPN passwords, and other system passwords/keys which are located under HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESecurityPolicySecrets without the need to go root around searching. LSASecretsView will quickly find and then display them in an easy-to-read chart. You also have the option to read the LSA secrets from an external instance of Windows. This query type is useful when your system is dead and will not boot anymore. You can utilize this option right from the user interface in advanced options or from the command-line, by employing the following external parameter, for example, LSASecretsView.exe /external g:windows.
Download @ https://www.majorgeeks.com/files/details/lsasecretsview.html
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