PassRec for PPT is a specialized solution for recovering or removing the passwords that protect your PowerPoint files and that you have forgotten about.

The main window of the app shows you the actions you can perform, namely recovering passwords so as to help you access locked PowerPoint files or removing protection to allow you to modify their contents.

You can easily drag and drop the files you want to work with, or you can manually navigate to their location, if you prefer. You can choose either PPT or PPTX presentation, depending on your necessities.

If you are interested in recovering the password of your PowerPoint file, you can select one of the multiple supported methods.

If you remember your password to be a word, you can try the dictionary attack, and you can load the dictionary file you want to use (alternatively, you can rely on the build-in one).

If you only remember some features of your password, the combination method is your best bet - you can start by entering the length of the password by typing the exact number of characters or a range of numbers.

You can specify the type of characters you used (lowercase or uppercase letters, numbers, special symbols). You can also mention if you included a prefix or a suffix in your password.

Last but not least, PassRec for PPT offers you the brute-force attack when you have completely forgotten any detail about the password you used to protect your PowerPoint presentation. It needs to be emphasized that while it is the most effective, this method also takes the longest to complete.

All in all, PassRec for PPT is the appropriate tool for the moments when you want to remove protection of your PPT and PPTX files to be able to access or modify them.