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PCVITA software to open locked PowerPoint files on Windows
PowerPoint Password Recovery Tool
PCVITA PowerPoint Password Recovery Tool finds the lost open password of a PPT or PPTX presentation on Windows. Select Brute Force when you recall nothing or Mask when part of the password comes back to you. PCVITA software tests the combinations on your PC so your slides stay with you. Free demo reveals two characters.
- Input
- One locked presentation
- Modes
- Brute Force and Mask attacks
- Settings
- Character types and a length range
- Result
- Copy Password button when the search ends
Know how the password starts or ends? Type it in Mask mode to shorten the search. PowerPoint must be installed first. See all features. Locked Word file instead? Open Word Password Recovery.
How PowerPoint Password Recovery Works
Add the presentation, choose a mode, set your options and start. PCVITA software shows the password with a Copy Password button.
Locked Presentation
PPT or PPTX format
- Slides with an open password
- Unknown or partly known password
- File stays on your PC
PCVITA Recovery Software
Installs on Windows
- Brute Force attack
- Mask attack with prefix and suffix
- Progress bar on screen
Recovered Password
Copied with one click
- Password shown on screen
- Copy Password button
- PowerPoint opens the slides with it
- 1OpenAdd the locked presentation.
- 2SetChoose a mode and the character types.
- 3RecoverClick Recover and copy the password.
Recover a PowerPoint Password in 6 Steps
Six screens follow one locked presentation from the first click to the copied password. Select any step to see its screen. Software Guide covers both recovery modes in detail.
Step 1. Install and Open the Software
Install the software and start it from the Start menu. The main window holds a file box, two recovery modes and the character options.
Step 2. Add the Protected Presentation
Click the browse button. Find the password protected .ppt or .pptx file and click Open.
Step 3. Choose a Recovery Mode
Select Unknown Password (Brute Force Attack) when no part of the password comes to mind. Select Partial Known Password (Mask Attack) when you remember a few characters.
Step 4. Set Characters and Length
Tick the character types you used in the password. Fill in the minimum and the maximum length. Mask mode adds Prefix and Suffix boxes for the characters you know.
Step 5. Click Recover
Click Recover. A progress bar shows the search status. Click OK when the completion message appears.
Step 6. Copy the Password
Click Copy Password. Open the presentation in PowerPoint and paste the password when PowerPoint asks for it.
Demo edition reveals two characters only.
PowerPoint Password Recovery Software Features
What PCVITA software does for a locked presentation, grouped by task.
Provides Two Recovery Modes for Slides
Your memory of the password decides the mode.
Brute Force Attack
Test combinations when no hint exists.
Mask Attack
Test fewer combinations with a known prefix or suffix.
PPT and PPTX
Load the older and the newer presentation format.
Local Search
The search stays on your PC.
Selects Characters and a Length Range
Every detail you recall narrows the search.
Uppercase and Lowercase
Include capitals or small letters.
Numbers
Include digits.
Special Characters
Include symbols like # and @.
Spaces and Tabs
Include a gap inside the password.
Builds on a Prefix and a Suffix in Mask Mode
Mask mode starts from the characters you know.
Prefix
Type how the password begins.
Suffix
Type how the password ends.
Length Range
Keep the range tight to save time.
Fewer Combinations
The search tests fewer options than Brute Force.
Reports Progress and Copies the Password
The screen reports the work from start to finish.
Progress Bar
Watch the search while it works.
Estimated Time
Read the time estimate on screen.
Copy Password
Copy the result in one click.
Password Prompt
Paste the password into PowerPoint.
Test these options on your own presentation. Demo edition reveals two characters only.
Why a Locked Presentation Needs a Recovery Tool
Four facts about PowerPoint passwords and how PCVITA software answers them.
- 1
PowerPoint Cannot Retrieve It
Microsoft states that a lost presentation password cannot be retrieved. PCVITA software searches for it on your PC.
- 2
Removal Needs the Password
PowerPoint asks for the original password before it removes protection. PCVITA software finds that password first.
- 3
Hints Cut the Search Time
A known prefix or suffix shrinks the search. Mask mode takes both.
- 4
PowerPoint Stays Installed
The software needs PowerPoint on your computer. Install it first and then start the recovery.
Prepare Before You Recover a PowerPoint Password
Six checks before your first recovery. Tick the boxes in order, then open the software.
- Write down what you remember about the password. A length, a character type, a prefix or a suffix all help.
- Copy the presentation to a safe folder. Work on the copy.
- Check that PowerPoint is installed before you start. The software needs it.
- Install the .NET Framework on the PC. Version 4.8 is the listed prerequisite.
- Choose the recovery mode first. Brute Force suits no hint and Mask suits a known part.
- Test the free demo on your presentation before you pay. Download the demo edition and see two characters.
System lines match the version and system table below. Microsoft facts follow the page linked in the Sources.
PowerPoint Password Recovery Pricing
Start with the free demo, then buy one licence. Both editions search the same way. Password length on screen is the only difference.
Demo Edition
Free
See two characters of the password
- ResultTwo characters
- Recovery modesBoth
- LicenceNot needed
Version 4.0, 237.17 MB, Windows
Full Edition
$19 one licence
See the full password
- ResultEntire password
- Recovery modesBoth
- DeliveryElectronic delivery by email
30 Days Money Back*, Safe & Secure checkout
Included in Both Editions Both editions search the same way and the password length on screen is the only difference
- Brute Force Attack
- Mask Attack
- Character Selection
- Length Range
- Prefix and Suffix
- Progress Bar
- Copy Password
- PPT and PPTX Files
Version, Size and System Requirements
Version, system needs and recovery details in one place.
| Version | 4.0 |
|---|---|
| File size | 237.17 MB |
| MD5 | 4020da17 |
| Windows versions | Windows 11 (64 bit), Windows 10 (64 bit) and Windows Server 2025 |
| Prerequisites | Microsoft .NET Framework 4.8 and Microsoft PowerPoint installed |
| Hardware | 8 core processor recommended, 8 GB RAM recommended, 100 MB free hard disk space |
| Free demo limit | Two characters of the password |
| Delivery | Electronic delivery by email after payment |
| Input | One password protected PPT or PPTX file |
|---|---|
| Recovery modes | Unknown Password (Brute Force Attack) and Partial Known Password (Mask Attack) |
| Character types | Uppercase, lowercase, numbers, special characters, spaces and tabs |
| Length | Minimum and maximum length from 1 to 15 characters |
| Mask options | Prefix and suffix |
| Starting character | Choose the type of the first character |
| Progress | Progress bar with an estimated time |
| Result | Password on screen with a Copy Password button |
Microsoft PowerPoint vs PCVITA PowerPoint Password Recovery
What Microsoft documents about presentation passwords next to PCVITA software, so you can choose the route that fits your file.
| Point | Microsoft PowerPoint | PCVITA Tool |
|---|---|---|
| Lost password | Cannot be retrieved | Both attack modes search for it on your PC |
| Removing protection | Needs the original password | Finds the password so you can enter it |
| Advice | Record the password and store it safely | Prefix and suffix hints for partial memory |
| Progress | Not described | Progress bar with a time estimate |
| Result | Not described | Password on screen with a Copy Password button |
| Location | Not described | Search on your PC |
| Price | Included with PowerPoint | Free demo, full edition $19 |
Microsoft facts come from the Microsoft page on password protection for presentations in PowerPoint. PCVITA software facts come from the Features and Version tables on this page.
Quick Checks Before You Start Recovery
- Share your hints. Select only character types you are sure about.
- Narrow the length. A tight range saves time.
- Try Mask first. Use Mask mode when you know how the password begins or ends.
- Keep PowerPoint ready. Install PowerPoint before you start.
Need more password tools? Open Word Password Recovery or Excel Password Recovery.
Sources for Microsoft Facts The page behind the facts on this page
- Microsoft SupportPassword protection for presentations in PowerPoint
PowerPoint Password Recovery FAQs
Answers to questions users ask before they start a recovery, grouped by topic.
Recovery and Options How the software behaves with your presentation
How do I recover a PowerPoint password with PCVITA software?
Six steps finish the job.
- Step 1. Install the software and open it.
- Step 2. Select the file.
- Step 3. Choose a mode.
- Step 4. Set the characters and the length.
- Step 5. Click Recover.
- Step 6. Click Copy Password.
Which recovery modes does the software offer?
Two modes. Unknown Password uses a Brute Force attack. Partial Known Password uses a Mask attack.
What separates Brute Force from Mask?
Mask uses what you remember. Brute Force tests combinations with no hint. Mask adds a prefix and a suffix so the search tests fewer combinations.
Which presentation types does the software open?
PPT and PPTX. Load the older or the newer PowerPoint format.
Can I recover a password I only partly remember?
Yes. Choose Partial Known Password and type the prefix or the suffix you remember.
How long can the password be?
From 1 to 15 characters. Set the minimum and the maximum length before you click Recover.
Does the software need Microsoft PowerPoint?
Yes. Install PowerPoint before you start the recovery.
Does the software remove the password from the file?
No. The software shows the password. Open the presentation in PowerPoint and enter it.
Do my slides leave my computer?
No. The search happens on your PC.
Demo and Price Demo limits and licence price
What does the free demo do?
It shows two characters. The demo searches the same way. The full edition shows the entire password.
How much does the full edition cost?
$19 for one licence. The full edition carries a 30 day money back guarantee. Electronic delivery sends your download link and activation key by email.
Where can I download the software?
Click Download Now on this page. Version 4.0 of the demo edition weighs 237.17 MB and installs on Windows. Test the demo on your presentation before you buy.
Compatibility and Setup Windows versions and prerequisites
Which Windows versions does the software need?
Windows 11 and 10 (64 bit) and Windows Server 2025. You need Microsoft .NET Framework 4.8 and 100 MB free disk space. 8 GB RAM and an 8 core processor are recommended.
Does recovery time depend on the password?
Yes. Length and complexity decide the time. Hints shorten it.
Is there a Mac edition?
Yes. A Mac edition exists. This page covers the Windows edition.
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Awards for PCVITA Software
Badges earned by PCVITA software.
GearDownload: 100% clean badge, no spyware, adware or viruses found in PCVITA software.
DownloadAtoZ: 5 star award badge for PCVITA software. See every badge on the PCVITA awards page.
Key Takeaways on PowerPoint Password Recovery
Five facts to keep from this page.
- Two modes. Brute Force for no hint and Mask for a known part.
- Your hints. Character types, a length range, a prefix and a suffix shorten the search.
- PowerPoint needed. Install PowerPoint first.
- Copy Password. One click copies the result for PowerPoint.
- Demo and price. Free demo shows two characters. Full edition costs $19 per licence and carries a money back guarantee.
Recover Your PowerPoint Password Today
Download the free demo, add your protected file and see two characters before you buy the full edition.
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