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11-14-2013 11:35 PM
Hi,
I installed a program called password Folder Lock on my Windows 7 pc. I forgot the password .
Now, i want to uninstall the app from my PC but due to having forgotten the password I am unable to uninstall it. Can you advise me how to go about removing the program?
Jyotiprakash
Jyoti prakash
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11-28-2013 06:47 AM
1.Please download the tool from below link
2. Please run your computer in Safe Mode with Network.
3. Please run PasswordFolderTool.exe and follow the instructions in PasswordFolderTool.exe to finish the process. Then your old password is cleared and you can set a new password for the program.
Let us know if there is any further issue.
Jyoti prakash
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11-28-2013 06:47 AM
1.Please download the tool from below link
2. Please run your computer in Safe Mode with Network.
3. Please run PasswordFolderTool.exe and follow the instructions in PasswordFolderTool.exe to finish the process. Then your old password is cleared and you can set a new password for the program.
Let us know if there is any further issue.
Jyoti prakash

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