SysTools SQL Password Recovery is designed to recover and reset forgotten SQL Server passwords, providing access to locked SQL Server databases. It allows users to reset both individual user and System Administrator (SA) passwords directly from the master.mdf file, without requiring an active SQL Server installation. The software is capable of recovering login passwords from offline master.mdf files, supporting SQL Server versions 2022 and below. It can recover passwords of any length or type, including multilingual passwords and those with special characters. The tool provides a facility to set a new password for user logins within the software interface. It scans the selected .mdf file and displays a list of all SQL Server users, indicating whether a password is applied to an encrypted database or if the user can log in without a password. Users can then select the specific account to reset and apply a new password. The software is compatible with Windows operating systems.

Features & Benefits

• SQL Database File Password Recovery
  • Recovers passwords from SQL Server database files, allowing users to reset them and connect to SSMS with the new password.
• SA and User Account Reset
  • Resets both individual user accounts and the System Administrator (SA) account by scanning the master.mdf file and displaying all user names.
• Selective Password Reset
  • Allows users to select specific user accounts for password reset after loading all usernames and passwords.
• Variety of Password Recovery
  • Recovers and resets passwords of any type and length, including multilingual passwords and those with special characters.
• SQL Server 2022 Compatibility
  • Resets SQL Server SA passwords for the latest SQL Server 2022 version, as well as older versions.
• New Password Option
  • Provides an option to set a new password for the selected user account.
• SQL Server SA Password Recovery
  • Recovers the SQL Server SA password, granting access to the database and server rules.
• Preview of SQL Users
  • Displays a list of all SQL Server users after scanning the .mdf file, indicating password status (Unknown or Empty).