Anyone ever use PC Disk Tools software titles?

[JosephLeo]

Hey guys, I recently stumbled on to some very interesting software titles made by a company called "PC Disk Tools". They have some really interesting products, 3 of which I am interested in actually using however I would like to know if you guys have ever used them, and if they're reliable and malware free.

The software titles are

• Password Viewer
• PC CMOS Cleaner
• PC Regedit

The first one is a windows based utility that looks for all your passwords and usernames as well as network passwords (Much like WirelessKeyView). The last two are custom linux live-cd's which allow you to either reset a BIOS password, edit Windows Registry from linux.

Are these guys trustable? The website seems pretty cruddy and the English is more like Engrish but the products actually look promising.

 

[iisjman07]

Yeah the products look pretty good. I'm just about to try a windows based password thing called 'PasswordViewer'. If it works well I'll try the rest of their stuff

 

[iisjman07]

OK, I just tried PasswordViewer and I actually quite like it. Here are a couple of pics:

Seeing as that software worked well, I'm gonna give the others a try when I get the chance. The good thing is, most are free

 

[JosephLeo]

Nice . Now if only they included a feature that allows you to back these up via .reg file so you can install them into another computer. This would perfect my computer rentals idea...

 

[1101doc]

Password Viewer- Portable?

I canceled the download because it was labeled 'setup.' I need such a thing to run from bootable flash or CD. Will the .exe run if the program files folder is copied to flash?

 

[NYJimbo]

I am going to try PC CMOS cleaner. It's an ISO so I guess its fully bootable. Could come in handy.

 

[pcoverhaul]

OK, I just tried PasswordViewer and I actually quite like it. Here are a couple of pics:


Seeing as that software worked well, I'm gonna give the others a try when I get the chance. The good thing is, most are free

I just tried it as well and it's very handy. Recovered all my Thunderbird passwords as well. Great little app for my USB kit, thanks for sharing it!

 

[1101doc]

So it is portable, then?

 

[JosephLeo]

So it is portable, then?

It's portable meaning you boot into it as a live cd...well the Password and Regedit tools are anyway. I'm going to submit these tools for "Tool of the week" now. Thanks guys

 

[rusty.nells]

Anyone notice the MICROSFOT tab in PasswordViewer?

 

[NWPhotog]

Well there is a screen shot of it above your post.

 

[LVTech]

stolen from nirsoft?

did anyone notice the 6 password recovery tools used in password viewer were ripped off from nirsoft?

after extracting passwordviewer_setup.exe with universal extractor, the icons for the apps looked familiar and if u highlight them, you'll see they didn't even bother to change company name or file description. pathetic..

pic1 shows highlighting of mailpassview from nirsoft after i extracted it from pc disk tools passwordviewer_setup.exe and pic2 is mailpassview and passwordviewer side by side. they look identical too, except pc disk tools added the tabs.