Quickly recovers lost passwords to wireless networks, allowing you to copy them to the clipboard or save them locally to a text file.
- SterJo Wireless Passwords
- Version :1.7
- License :Trial
- OS :Windows All
- Publisher :SterJo Software
SterJo Wireless Passwords Description
Most computer users set their PC to automatically connect to their wireless network, in order to avoid the tedious procedure of entering the credentials each time they want to navigate on the Internet. Therefore, forgetting the password to the wireless network is most likely to happen, especially if it contains a random sequence of letters, numbers and symbols that is difficult to remember.
SterJo Wireless Passwords is intended to help you find a solution for this situation by scanning the wireless network and retrieving the detected passwords. What this application actually does is analyze the Wireless Zero Configuration or the WLAN AutoConfig services in order to find entries that could match a possible user password.
The application is very easy to use and as soon as you launch it, it starts scanning the available networks in order to find login data. The identified networks are displayed in an organized manner within the user-friendly interface, along with the found password, the corresponding authentication mode and encryption method.
Retrieved passwords can be used for allowing other wireless-enabled devices to connect to your network. The results can be copied to the clipboard with just a click or saved to your computer in TXT format, for later use and reference. With the push of a button, you can refresh the network list in order to run the scan once more.
On Windows XP, the recovered login key might be in 64 HEX digits, in case your network uses WPA encryption. However, this key can be used as a regular password.
SterJo Wireless Passwords comes in handy to any user who lost or forgot the password to the wireless network. It offers a quick and secure way to recover it, allowing other devices to join the Wi-Fi, without worrying that the login key might get lost again.