SterJo Internet Explorer Passwords – Free IE Password Recovery Tool

SterJo Internet Explorer Passwords is a lightweight and free utility designed to instantly recover all usernames and passwords saved by Microsoft Internet Explorer. The tool reads securely stored credentials from the Windows Registry or Windows Vault and displays the URL, username, password, and storage location in a user-friendly interface.

How SterJo Internet Explorer Passwords Works

When logging into a website, Internet Explorer offers to save your credentials. These login details are stored inside the Windows Registry or Windows Vault. SterJo Internet Explorer Passwords reads these storage areas and reveals the saved information with a single click – no technical knowledge needed.

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Current Version: 2.0

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System Requirements

This tool works on all Windows versions from Windows XP to Windows 11 as long as Internet Explorer 7 or later is installed.

Version History

Version 2.0: UI changes and removed .OCX dependencies.

Version 1.3: Added export to HTML (.html) and KeePass file (.csv).

Version 1.2: Minor bug fixed.

Version 1.1: Added multi-language support.

Version 1.0: First public release.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can this tool reveal passwords saved by Internet Explorer?

Yes. It reveals all saved Internet Explorer passwords stored in Windows Vault or Registry.

Will the recovered passwords be uploaded anywhere?

No. All recovery operations are performed locally on your computer.

What happens if the Internet Explorer history is deleted?

Deleting history does not remove saved passwords. Credentials remain stored until manually deleted through Internet Options or Windows Credential Manager.

Does the tool collect or upload any data?

No. SterJo Software tools are privacy-focused and operate 100% offline.

Can this recover passwords from another user account?

No. It only works for the currently logged-in Windows user profile.