How can I get the letters of a password that is in stars? *******?

Question

The password to one of my online accounts is saved on my computer and is automatically entered after I type in my username.

This is fine for now I suppose, but I don't actually know what my password is.

Is there anyway to convert these stars into the actual letters/numbers?

Well Don, considering I haven't used the password in over 2 years to access the website, it is actually quite logical to have forgotten my password. But anyhow, I thank you for your input...and insinuations.

Answer 1

The simple answer is no. That is the safety feature of passwords.
You should try a password manager like access manager. http://www.accessmanager.co.uk/
(it's free)
It makes it so much easier to keep track of your passwords with one master password.

Answer 2

Are you extreme? call help or deliver the computer back by fact which you're mis-spelling your password? Stars look as a secure practices function - human beings finding over your shoulder can not see your password on the exhibit screen.

Answer 3

There might be but I doubt we will know how which is a good thing. I know that when you signed up of internet you had a service provider to which you had to give your password to if I remember correctly. Try asking them. They might have it.
Good luck. P.S. Should you get the answer to your question, hope you pass it along to us.

Answer 4

Not hardly, thats what it's there for.
To keep people out that are not suppose to be there.
People just don't forget or create passwords they can't remember.
Don

Answer 5

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