Restore SQL Server 2008 Password with a Multifunctional Tool

To restore SQL Server 2008 password, get our very capable and simple to operate solution that is available to you as SQL Password Recovery. The software works with powerful mechanism that enable users to unlock MDF file to gain access over SQL Server database at crucial times. The best part about our solution to unlock SQL password is it comes embedded with dual qualities. That is, a user is allowed to lock as well as unlock MDF file password.

SQL users set password to their SQL Server account for security purpose but due to some reasons or do not login regularly you forgot password of SQL Server and want to Reset Lost SQL Server SA Password. You do not want to go through this terrible experience again, thus required some possible solution called SQL Server login password recovery tool that helps you to recover SQL Server password.

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Here is how our tool to restore SQL Server 2008 password works to protect and unprotect SQL database:

Step1: First to all, to ensure that no illegal unlocking or locking of MDF file takes place, the software asks to select the master.mdf file under which entire accounts of SQL Server are installed.

Step2: Once the master.mdf file is selected, the software displays a list of all the installed accounts under it and in the password section gives two types of states for the password: one UNKNOWN and second EMPTY.

Step3: Here UNKNOWN means that the SQL account database is set with password but the code to access the data is unavailable. EMPTY means that there is no password set for the SQL account.

Step4: Below this is an option in the tool to reset lost SQL Server SA password: “RESET”. This allows you to lock as well as unlock SQL database as required.

Note: Once the password is reset, the default password that the software will set for SQL database will be name of the company which could be altered according to the need.

Consider a Practical Scenario: Say while try to login to your SQL Account, you encountered an error message like that mentioned below:

This particular message can pop up on screen because of one of the following reasons:

  • Possibility is you might have dropped the database
  • The database you are trying to access is in offline mode
  • Check out if you have renamed your database
  • There can be permissions in database access

Work around the first three situations as soon as possible and if permissions are assigned to the SQL Server database and you do not have rights to open the MDF file, then in that situation, you need a solution to restore SQL Server 2008 password.