To protect personal data, a password is often put on the flash card. Then if someone else inserts the USB flash drive into his digital device, he will not be able to view its contents. But it is also possible that the password for the device may be forgotten. And if the user did not write it down, then the problem arises of how to open his own memory card. Fortunately, this does not mean that you have completely lost access to information. The password can be recovered.
Necessary
- - Nemesis Service Suite program;
- - NokiaUnlocker program.
Instructions
Step 1
To work, you need two programs: Nemesis Service Suite and NokiaUnlocker. Both programs are free. They can be found on the internet.
Step 2
Connect the device with the memory card to the computer. Then start Nemesis Service Suite. Click Scan in the program menu. Wait for the scan to complete. Next, open the Permanent Memory tab and find the To File line. Check the box next to this line. Then click Read. You now have a file with a *.pm extension. This file is saved on the system drive in the Program Files directory, NSSBackuppm.
Step 3
Next, launch the NokiaUnlocker program. Browse to specify the path to the saved *.pm file. The bottom line in NokiaUnlocker is called Memory Card Password. Accordingly, this line will contain the password for your flash card.
Step 4
If you are the owner of a smartphone running the Symbian operating system, then this method will suit you. Connect your smartphone to the computer, then go to the phone memory. Next, open the System folder, in which find a file named Mmcstore. Copy this file to the root folder of your phone memory.
Step 5
The next step requires that the display of the file extension be enabled on your operating system. You can do it like this. Go to the "Control Panel". Then select "Folder Options". Then go to the "View" tab and uncheck the box next to the line "Hide extensions for registered file types". Click OK, then Apply.
Step 6
After that, click on Mmcstore with the right mouse button and select "Rename" in the context menu. Add.txt to the end of the file name. The system will now see this file as text. Open it with a regular notepad and you will see the password.
