How to Recover WiFi Passwords Saved on Windows 10 PC /Laptop/ Computer in Minutes

Now we are living in an intelligent century and the computer helps us relieve the heavy burden. When we search online, it will help us to save the website accounts as well as passwords automatically. And when you connect the Windows 10 PC/laptop/computer to wireless network, it will automatically save it on your computer. If we forgot the WiFi password saved on Windows 10 computers, how to recover it? This tutorial will help you walk through the simplest way to recover WiFi passwords saved on Windows 10 PC/laptop/computer in minutes.

About WiFi Password Recovery Tool for Windows 10

iSunshare WiFi Password Genius is developed to simplify the recovery of WiFi passwords saved on Windows computer, which can help everyone to find and view the wifi password in no time. It gives users the opportunity to retrieve any kind of wifi passwords from computer/laptop with a simple click. Safe and time-saving!  Even the people who know little about computer can handle this WiFi password recovery tool.

How to Recover WiFi Password on Windows 10

Step-1: Get WiFi Password Genius on your computer.

You can download and install WiFi Password Genius on your computer from iSunshare official website. This software is in a small size and it just takes you a few minutes to download it.

Step-2: Install WiFi Password Genius.

After ending the download process, you can install the program instantly. Follow the wizard to install the program on the location you like.

Step-3: Start the program and get all WiFi passwords.

When you start the program, it will detect all the saved WiFi passwords immediately. You can get the whole password if you purchase the full version. If you want to do a test of the software, you can connect a new network and click the Refresh button to get its password.

Step-4: Save your passwords on a text file

Some people want to keep the password on a text file so that they can find it directly on the computer. You can click the Save button on the software interface to export the wifi account details to a text file and keep it on anywhere you want.

That’s all. Isn’t it easy to find and view your WiFi passwords saved on Windows 10 PC/laptop/ computer? You can free download the software to have a test now!

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How to Add Gmail Account to Microsoft Outlook

For convenience, you need to add Gmail account to Microsoft Outlook so that you can get and send the emails in Outlook client. But how can we add Gmail account to Microsoft Outlook via IMAP/POP? How to set the Gmail incoming and outgoing server for Outlook? In this article, you will learn the full steps to configure Gmail account to Microsoft Outlook 2019/2018/2013/2010.

Part 1: Enable Gmail IMAP/POP3 Settings on the Online Account

Part 2: Automatically Add Gmail Account to MS Outlook

Part 3: Manually Set up Gmail Account in MS Outlook

External Tips: How to recover Gmail IMAP/POP account password from Outlook

Part 1: Enable Gmail IMAP/POP3 Settings on the Online Account

Step 1: Login your Gmail account online and click the gear icon and choose Settings.

Step 2: In the Settings window, select Forwarding and POP/IMAP setting. After that, you need to select Enable IMAP as well as enable the POP.

Step 3: Drag down the settings window and click Save Changes button to apply this IMAP setting.

Step 4: Next, open your chrome browser and navigate to https://myaccount.google.com/lesssecureapps, turn on Allow less secure apps option.

Part 2: Automatically Add Gmail Account to MS Outlook

You can simply add your Gmail account and password to Outlook. It will automatically detect other settings for you.  Here I will take Microsoft Outlook 2010 as an example.

Step 1: Run Microsoft Outlook and click File on the top left corner, then choose Add Account.

Step 2: Choose E-mail Account service and click the Next button. Then, input your name, email address and password. To continue, click Next .

Step 3: After that, Outlook will complete the setup of your account. When it is finished, you will get the bellowed window, click Finish at the end.  Now, you can send and receive Gmail messages directly in MS Outlook.

Part 3: Manually Set up Gmail Account in MS Outlook

Step 1: Open Outlook and choose File. Then you can select Add Account.

Step 2: In the Add New Account Window, select E-mail Account and click Next. Then, choose Manually configure server settings or additional server types. Click Next to go ahead.

Step 3: Choose Internet E-mail and click Next.

Step 4: Complete the Internet E-mail settings with the following details.

User Information:

Your Name:  The name you set up for the Gmail account.

Email Address: Your Gmail address.

Server Information:

For the IMAP account settings:

Account Type: IMAP

Incoming mail server: imap.gmail.com

Outgoing mail server (SMTP): smtp.gmail.com

For the POP account settings:

Account Type: POP3

Incoming mail server: pop.gmail.com

Outgoing mail server (SMTP): smtp.gmail.com

Logon Information:

User Name:  Your full Gmail address

Password: your Gmail password

And it is better for you to choose the Remember password option.

Step 5: Click More Settings and choose the Outgoing Server tab. Then Choose My outgoing server (SMTP) requires authentication.

Step 6: Click the Advanced tab and fulfill the incoming server and outgoing server settings of Gmail.

Incoming server (IMAP): 993

Use the following type of encrypted connection: SSL

Outgoing server (SMTP): 465

Use the following type of encrypted connection: SSL

Incoming server (POP3): 995

Choose This server requires an encrypted connection(SSL)

Outgoing server (SMTP): 465

Use the following type of encrypted connection: SSL

Step 7: Click OK to save the settings and you will be led to the account setting interface. Click Next to build the connection between Gmail and MS Outlook. You will get this successful news in the end.

External Tips: How to recover Gmail IMAP/POP account password from Outlook

Yes, Microsoft Outlook will help to remember your password with the mask. If you forgot what exactly the password is but you can login the account in Microsoft Outlook, how can you recover the Gmail IMAP/POP account password?

With iSunshare Outlook Email Password Genius, everything will turn to be easy. This Outlook email password recovery software will help you to recover the password without damage to your email messages.

1.  .      Launch Outlook Email Password Genius. If you do not install this software, download and install it now from here.
2.      You will get all saved email account as well as its details, such as user name and password, in the software interface.
3.      You can save the details to a text file. Of course, for the free trial user, they can only see the first three characters of the password. But the full version users can get the whole.

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How to Unlock A Read Only Word Document without Password

“I got a Word 2010 document with the editing protection. I want to modify the content and make it myself but it is impossible to do it in read only version. How can I get rid of read only in Word?”

Have been requested to answer a question on a forum, I doubt there must be someone who also wants to do the same thing as the user. Here, you can get two useful methods to unlock a read only Word document without passwordand edit it in your way.

• Method 1: Open the read only Word document with WordPad
• Method 2: Remove edit protection from Word document with a click

Method 1: Open the read only Word document with WordPad

As is known to all, you can add the modify password to protect the Word document when you save the content. Also, you can enable the editing restriction with a password to lock the editing permission. No matter which way you do, you can open the read-only Word document with WordPad and edit the content.

Step 1: Open the locked Word document with WordPad.

Right-click the Word document with editing protection and click Open with. After that, it will show you several choices; choose WordPad as your option.

Step 2: Edit the content in WordPad.

When the restricted Word document is opened in WordPad, it is unlocked automatically. You can add, delete and change the layout as you like. 

Step 3: Save the content.

Go to File > Save and choose the first option. Then your read only Word document is unlocked. You can reopen the Word document with Microsoft Word and edit it directly.

Method 2: Remove edit protection from Word document with a click

If the first method fails to work for you locked Word the document, you can use iSunshare Word Unprotect Genius to remove the edit protection from Word document with just a few clicks.

Step 1: Install iSunshare Word Unprotect Genius on your computer.

It is free for you to download the software from iSunshare official webpage. You just need a few minutes to install it on your computer following the guides.  Moreover, it is in a small size.

Step 2: Run the computer and add the locked read only Word document.

After you start the software, you can quickly know what to do next. Click the Add button and select your Word document with the editing protection to open.

Step 3: Remove editing protection from Word document

You just need to click the Remove password button and the software will create another copy of the content without password for you instantly. You can do anything on that unprotected Word document.

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