Login Recovery is a service to reveal user names and recover passwords for Windows NT, 2000, XP, 2003 and Vista. As long as you have physical access to the computer, your passwords can be recovered. By following three simple steps, 98.5% of passwords are recovered in less than ten minutes. This service does not overwrite passwords, does not write anything to the hard drive and does not alter the computer in any way, it simply reveals your passwords. Our software relies on the ability to read the password entries which store the encrypted passwords. This only works if the passwords are held on the machine itself, which is the case for most desktops, laptops and home computers. If however the computer uses a domain controller for password management, our software may not work. Passwords are stored on computers using a technique of hashing which converts something readable like "abcd" into a string like "0,CC,5E,9A,CB,AD,1B,25,C9,AA,D3,B4,35,B5,14,04,EE", making it unreadable. Windows computers traditionally store two types of hash, being an LMHash and NThash, both slightly different. However on some systems where security has been tightened only one of these hashes may exist.