I changed my password to open my Outlook and now I can't remember what it is.
Anyway to bypass this and get into my Outlook?

No, that is what passwords are for - to keep people OUT of your program,
including you.

Check on Google.com for password recovery programs.


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After furious head scratching, KYM asked:

| I changed my password to open my Outlook and now I can't remember
| what it is. Anyway to bypass this and get into my Outlook?

"KYM" wrote in message
...
I changed my password to open my Outlook and now I can't remember what it
is.
Anyway to bypass this and get into my Outlook?

The point of passwords is to stop easy access. If you had password protected
your data and someone gave information on how to bypass it to someone else
you wouldn't be happy. No disrespect, but how does anyone here know it is
your data and you aren't trying to access the bosses/wife's/boyfriends
private data? Try a search engine, perhaps you'll find something. And if it
is your data perhaps its a lesson about passwords for the future.