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AOPR has recovered some very strange password for my Outlook (*.pst) file — it does not look like one I set. Why?

April 26, 2017aopr file look outlook password Recovered Strange

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AOPR has recovered some very strange password for my Outlook (*.pst) file — it does not look like one I set. Why?

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To my mind such problem is quite complicated and would resolve due to other methods. But one of the most effective is a special application, which has quite helpful capabilities for resolving like troubles. The next utility would be suitable – recover pst password.

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Same situation as above. Outlook does not keep the password itself — it calculates (and saves) its hash (CRC32). However, there are many text strings that have the same CRC32 value, and all of them (including the one shown by AOPR) will be accepted by Outlook.