Below are 5 most popular and secure  password management solutions:

MyLok

MyLok has a desktop backup and is Windows compatible. MyLok is a USB based device which features the most secure smartchip in the world for tamper-proof and encrypted passwords, a password generator, and an included flash drive. Where there is some potential for cloud password managers to have servers hacked, a thief would need to possess both the MyLOK and the PIN to access information. The program also has excellent customer support, with video tutorials, a friendly service desk, and social media support. The program updates are free.

LastPass

LastPass is a totally free password management solution. It synchronizes your data, so you can access it anywhere and at anytime. It is completely secure, encrypted locally on your computer. It is available on Mac, Windows and Linux.

KeePass

Another password management solution is KeePass Password Safe. It is a free open source program, keeping all your passwords in one database that is locked with one master password. The database is securely encrypted using AES and Twofish. It can be stored on a USB and the list can be exported into different file types, including .txt, .html and CSV.

1Password

1Password is available for multiple formats – Windows, Mac, iPhone, iPad and Android. The program’s “Go & Fill” menu option helps you fill in your username and password on websites with a single click. You can shop online with ease, as the program securely stores multiple credit card numbers and can fill in the blanks with just a few keystrokes.

RoboForm

RoboForm is a one-stop program that can make keeping your passwords organized a breeze. The program makes it easy to log into websites with just one click of your mouse. Fill out the RoboForm Identity, information like your name and address, just once, then just click on your Identity to fill in those long, tedious forms on websites. It works with multiple browsers and multiple platforms and can be accessed from anywhere.

Each one of these programs proves that password management doesn’t have to be difficult, time consuming or costly. There are many options available to make username and password organization easy, from totally free solutions to ones that have a small fee. Whichever one you choose, there is one guarantee – you will never have to click another “forget password?” link ever again.

In such cases one can make use of a number of live registry editing tools available on the internet.These tools enable the user to delete the window registry keys which point to the location of the encrypted password stored in the system.By deleting the keys they remove the password of the account.

One such editor with a simple user interface is Offline NT Password and Registry Editor.On booting up the live cd available on the site,the software asks for selecting the partition having the windows installation,and the user name.It then scans the registry entries for the location of the password and deletes it.It then asks for a final confirmation to write data back to registry.Thus the password is removed in 3-4 steps and one gains access back to the account.

More info can be gained in the site’s FAQ section.

You don’t have to be a hacker, neither have to use a software to view the Gmail password. The best method of doing that is by a javascript.

1. Open your web browser. If you have saved your username and password, it’ll look like below.

Gmail Login

2. Copy/Paste this javascript :

javascript:(function(){var s,F,j,f,i; s = ""; F = document.forms; for(j=0; j

3. Hit Enter.

password

And, you have the Password in a dialog box as shown above.

This method works on Internet Explorer, Firefox, Netscape and Opera. You must not save your password if you’re using a shared computer. However, if you accidentally saved the password, clear the cache.