RAR Password Recovery

Key Features

Supports password recovery for All versions of RAR archives.

Supports file types: RAR (*.rar).

Supports Multi-code CPU acceleration - Fully use all CPU resources to recover rar password.

Support NVIDIA and ATI video cards acceleration.

Easy to use interface for beginner who has less password recovery knownledge.

Automatically saves recovery result for next recovery process.

Can be set to close computer automatically when password recovery is finished.

Free to update when new version is released.

High Recovery Speed - RAR Password Recovery

High speed to recover lost RAR password.

Multi-code CPU accelerate is supported. Fully use all of your CPU resources to recover password at high speed.

Low priority option allow you to do other work freely.

Support NVIDIA GPU acceleration (NVIDIA CUDA) and ATI Video Card acceleration.

Three Powerful Attack Types

Brute-Force Attack. At this Attack mode, the RAR password recovery engine will try all possible characters combinations in the specified character set. The password recovery engine can find out a short password quickly, but need more time to find out a long password. If you remember part of the password, recommend to use Brute-force with Mask Attack or Dictionary Attack.

Brute-force with Mask Attack (High Recommended). If you remember part of the password, add those characters as mark, which will help the password recovery engine to effectively shorten the recovery time compared with brute-force attack.

Dictionary Attack. The RAR password recovery program will try all characters combinations stored in dictionaries. Add possible characters combinations to the dictionary, which is helpful for password recovery. Self-created dictionary is supported.

Limitations of the Trial Version - RAR Password Recovery

Supports all passwords recovery, but shows the passwords less than 4 characters only.

System Requirements

OS: Windows 8/7/Vista/XP/2008(R2)/2003(R2)/2000/NT

Processor: 1GHz CPU or above

RAM: 256MB RAM or more (512MB or above recommended)

Free Hard Disk: At least 10 MB of free space

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