As you may of been aware, the latest in-house build of Windows Live Messenger Beta has been leaked around the net for sometime. Good news is that my program still works so unless something dramatically changes, MSN Password Hacker will be compatible with the forthcoming release which is expected in the next few months. If you haven’t already checked it out, head over to Messenger Preview to watch the interview to show the new features you’ll come to expect from the next version.
Just to make you aware if you’re a user of AVG Internet Security, you maybe prompted to approve whether to use this application as it detects it as a “potential” trojan. I can assure you it is not a trojan but it does need access to particular part of what is called “Credential Store“, which is a sensitive area of Windows. All I can do is contact AVG developers to see that this is not actually a problem and perhaps an excemption can be made for my program.
A reminder that this program only works client side which means it does not require use of the internet, only your computers hard drive . If you have any issues like this with AVG or any other antivirus/antispyware programs relating to MSN Password Hacker, submit it to the feedback page with relevant information or screenshots so I can continue to improve my software.
Thanks,
MSN Password Hacker
MSN Password Hacker is a spyware/adware free download to retrieve your saved passwords for Windows Live Messenger. It works with both Windows XP/Vista/7 and is compatible with the latest versions of Windows Live Messenger.
Feel free to pass on to your friends and family or even link from your own website or blog. A friendly suggestion to try out MSN Password Hacker’s best friend, MSN Blockchecker to check out whos blocking you. It’s just a simple few steps to find out!
Well if you’ve visiting here and noticed a lot of things have been removed, then you’d be right. The next few days I hope to have this redirect to my project site, MSN Password Hacker. The site has become dead and running a personal blogging site no longer interests me.
Over the coming weeks I hope to release a new and improved version of MSN Password Hacker which is where my only interest at this time lays. With time now to work on and improve upon, I hope to have available soon a much better product that will be more professional looking.
Like someone said to me, “Why fix something that isn’t broken?”
Simply due to the amount of downloads, pages views, nice comments/emails I get now and then has made me think. I should put a lot more effort in making it easier to use, better to look at and just have that overall polished look.
Will have more information and changes to come so for now ciao!
- Doggie