WordDecryptor

WordDecryptor

arrow WordDecryptor allows you to reset MS Word document and template (*.dot, *.doc) passwords with guarantee.
arrow The unique feature of this tool is the ability to process any number of Word files simultaneously without any noticeable affect on performance.
arrow WordDecryptor works with all MS Word documents saved with Office 97/2000 Compatible encryption. (*.doc files saved from Word 2007/2010 and Word XP/2003 files saved with the default settings are compatible).

WordDecryptor Features :

  • Word document decryption technology with guaranteed results. more info
  • Works with the document passwords regardless of the length and complexity.
  • Allows simultaneous processing of multiple files.
  • Recovers MS Word document write-protection (write-reservation) passwords instantly.
  • Highly optimized code guarantees maximum performance. more info
  • Supports up to 32 simultaneous processing threads (multi-CPU, multi-core and HT).
  • Utilizes NVIDIA and AMD GPUs (Graphics Processing Units) for processing acceleration.

Additional Information:

How it works?
WordDecryptor allows you to reset your document passwords, but doesn't recover the passwords which these MS Word files are protected with.
WordDecryptor's algorithms are based on that fact that protected *.dot and *.doc files are encrypted with short fixed length "encryption keys" which are recovered by this program. These keys allow our tool to decrypt protected documents without the original passwords.

Is it possible to recover original MS Word "password to open"?
There are many passwords valid for a file which may not be valid for another file protected with the same original password. Root cause for that is the verification based on document's "encryption key". This key is relatively short and generated from the original password mixed with file-specific random data. Fortunately, many files are protected with "write-protection" password equal to the "password to open" and WordDecryptor allows you to instantly recover these passwords from decrypted files.

What is the average processing time?
The following table shows maximum processing time based on several tests with the common laptop and workstation CPUs as well as mid-range GPUs:

CPU¹: Intel® Core™2 Duo
T7500 @ 2.20GHz
Intel® Core™ i3
2100 @ 3.10GHz
Intel® Core™ i7
2600 @ 3.40GHz
Time: ~3 days 6 hours ~1 day 16 hours ~18 hours

CPU¹ + GPU²: Intel® Core™ i3 2100 @ 3.10GHz +
AMD Radeon™ HD 6770
(~ equivalent gtx 550 ti)
Intel® Core™ i3 2100 @ 3.10GHz +
NVIDIA® GeForce® GTX 470
(~ equivalent HD 5850)
Time: ~15.5 hours ~10 hours

¹The time shown is equal to maximum time necessary to check all possible "encryption keys" and the key search for most files require just a portion of this time.
²GPU performance is somewhat variable with number of factors including GPU/CPU combination and even driver version. Please contact us if your processing time is noticeable different from data above.

Trial and Registration:

Trial period is endless.
WordDecryptor will search for "encryption keys" during endless trial period and save them to the project file. File decryption is available in registered version only.

With the "Personal" License, you can use the program for non-commercial purposes in non-business, non-commercial environment. To use the program in a corporate, government or business environment, you should purchase the "Business" License.

arrow Personal license is only $29.95 and Business license is $44.95.

After payment processing finalization you will immediately receive the email containing your registration key. A license key that we send you is supposed to be entered into the evaluation version, which can be downloaded from this page.

WordDecryptor Interface

WordDecryptor Window

Just in case:

Please, feel free to contact us. Just go to the contact page and send us a message.

Related Tools:
Advanced Word Password recovery tool is available for MS Word 2007-2010 documents (.docx and .dotx).
You may also check our VBA Password Bypasser tool to open password protected VBA projects in your MS Word documents

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