The popularity of Windows XP has resulted in many third-party applications that are designed to make life easier for users who use Windows XP, but many of these programs have been ineffective and very slow in performance. In order to solve this issue, SniffPass was developed. What is so unique about SniffPass, is it is a password manager, not only does it catch every password you attempt to use, but it also stores all passwords in a central database so you do not need to memorize them, each time you log in to Windows. The beauty of this software, is that it works with all versions of Windows including Vista and it is free to download.
So what exactly is this program? Well, SniffPass works as an application that runs as part of your system security suite. Just like any other program, when you start up your computer, it will launch SniffPass to automatically detect passwords and capture them in your security center. The application then saves all passwords in a database, which you can select and save either to your desktop or to removable disks, such as USB drives. This database is easy to update, simply update the SniffPass application, or by creating a new password, if you forget one. The application is completely safe to use, as it is programmed not to share any passwords with other applications, and it will also not allow you to browse the Internet while you are actively using Windows.
If you are curious how this particular application works, here is a step by step guide to help you download and install the SniffPass on your Windows XP PC. To start with, download and install the SniffPass application from the website. Next click on the start menu and select run, type in the path to the SniffPass application (minus the quotes). You will be prompted to enter your username and password. Follow the onscreen instructions carefully, including the installation of the software on your computer. Once your computer is updated, simply launch the SniffPass application and follow the easy steps to create, store and manage passwords on your system.