MSN Messenger Password

With the rise of the Internet, an abundance of different activities have found a new, better home. Communication is one of them, with various chat applications that managed to make a name for themselves throughout the years. MSN Messenger is one example, but if you lost your password, you might need to turn your attention to programs like MSN Messenger Password.

Targets a discontinued program

It all sounds like fun and games, but there’s one thing you need to take into account. The application it targets, MSN Messenger, got replaced by Windows Live Messenger, which in turn became obsolete because Microsoft now uses Skype as it’s default instant messaging application. What’s more, MSN Messenger Password isn’t going to recover lost data from Skype.
In any case, you get to spend a small amount of time and effort in the installation process to make the application work. It can function independently, but MSN Messenger also needs to be installed so it can look into its saved data and grab passwords.

One-click password recovery

Everything takes place in a compact main window. A thorough description is in plain sight, just so you know what can be accomplished and how. For a password to be successfully retrieved, you need to have logged in at least one time on the computer you want to use it on.
The password is grabbed from MSN Messenger cache where all your profile details are stored. This means that you can’t simply write down a target account in order to reveal its password, since it’s not a tool meant to steal someone else’s credentials. What’s more, you only get to see the password for the last account you used, with no option to pick the one of interest, in case there are more saved credentials on your PC.

To end with

All in all, MSN Messenger Password now remains somewhere lost in time, and for what it was worth, it managed to help you recover a forgotten password for Microsoft’s once popular instant messaging application. Little effort and time needs to be invested in this regard, but since the target app is discontinued, overall practicality it almost nonexistent.