Do you use email? Sure you do! That means you have an email client. Either MS Outlook or Outlook Express, WindowsLive, Thunderbird, Eudora, The Bat or some other. This client manages your email box by receiving, creating, sending and saving messages. It does it all automatically. Because along with keeping your emails the mail client also keeps your access data - login and email password. You submit theses data to the mail client while creating an email account. Once you have registered an email box the client uses the given information to get automatically connected to POP3 or IMAP server where you emails initially arrive. That way it checks your email box time after time. On and on and on...

When may you need an email password?

It may one day happen that you might need your password but won't be able to recollect it because all this time the mail client's been doing it all for you. Here are some cases when you might need your email password:

When transferring your accounts to a new computer

When adding your mailboxes to a new email client

When creating a backup of all your accounts before installing a new operating system

It is not "when" you might need your email password what matters actually. There are cases and cases. What really counts here is the following: what if you suddenly realize that there is no way you can remember the so much needed password? That's a big problem, isn't it? And like all big problems it has an easy solution.

When you need an email password

When you need your email password you should remember that all your account data are kept by your mail client. All you have to do is find the password. This can be done using a special software solution able of recovering forgotten or lost passwords aka a password cracker.

Normally it does not take much time for such a program to restore an email password. Many companies even claim their applications able of recovering passwords instantly. This deserves your attention because those are not empty words.

The best in their class password recovery solutions, such as Atomic Mailbox Password Recovery, are universally functional. They don't care what email client you use and which one is keeping your email passwords. Be it such market leaders as Microsoft Outlook, Outlook Express, WindowsLive, Thunderbird or more exotic ones like Eudora, The Bat or others - it makes no difference to them. The thing is password crackers initiate a POP3 or an IMAP connection with your email client and request the password. The mail client takes that as a connection to the server and gives the password to the program. That's it! Your email client itself tells the email password.

Use universal email password recovery solutions like Atomic Mailbox Password Recovery and have no problems with changing email clients, backing up email accounts, switching to Windows 7 or doing anything else you like. And remember: all big problems do have easy solutions!