"Today is special, could be full of tricks, so be 100% careful to everything!" This morning, the moment I wake up, I told myself the above words. Well, as you see, it is April fool’s day today, and I don’t want to be fooled at all.

Things goes pretty well until I got a phone from Henry, one of my friend who worked in our neighborhood church, he asked me to go to the church to help recover Windows password , for the church just received some second hand computers from a charity donation, but those computers couldn’t get to work at the moment because some of them are password protected. Wow, Henry is play on me! That’s my first reaction, so I refused to go to the church at the first minute. However, Henry vowed to me that he is truly serious about it, and I thought it’s a virtue to do something good. At last, I paid a visit to the church on April fool’s Day though sounds a little bit funny.

The moment I arrived at church, I knew I was not get fooled, but things is pretty bad as well, for there are about twenty computers been password protected, and the church need to recover Windows password in hours. Henry told me that they couldn’t "guess out" any of the passwords, because those computers were donated from a bank, what’s worse, the colleagues who set those passwords had left the bank a long time ago. Wow, in a word, it seems that the bank took this donation not that seriously, and they fooled our local bank on this special day.

Whatever, I came prepared! I took out my secret weapon, the Windows Login Recovery, and comfort Henry that it could recover Windows password quickly and efficiently, in another word, all he have to do is to follow the instructions with mouse clicking and pressing keys will be OK. Just very soon, all the twenty computers have recovered their Windows password, well, thanks to the powerful Windows password recovery tool, we have recover Windows 7 password as well, and this is the first time I used it on Windows 7 operation system.

After we finished the recovery of each computer, Henry asked me a lot about this Windows password recovery tool, he said the church will purchase one then, for in every year, among the charity donations, many second hand computers are password protected, the church really needs one to recover Windows password or else people who received the computers from church would get locked out of the computer.?

I told him that the Windows Login Recovery prepared 3 different versions to different user’s needs, namely, the standard version, the professional version and the ultimate version. Each of them perfectly suits for different situation. Generally speaking, the standard version much more fit to 1 to 5 groups of computers by creating password reset disk with CD/DVD; the standard version could works on 6-10 groups of computers and the ultimate version could be used over to 11-50 groups of computers by creating password reset disk with CD/DVD and USB flash drive as well. Thus, the church had better get the ultimate version.

What’s more, besides recover Windows 7 password, the Windows Login Recovery could also recover passwords for other versions as well, including Vista/XP/2000 and Windows Server 2008/2003.

Henry was very satisfied at its powerful function, and he said I’m a good friend indeed. Anyway, I hope the persons who donate their computers to others could remembered to clear passwords, for not everyone could have an indeed good friend like me comes in need each time.