How to Remove Access 2016 VBA Password Excel Word Powerpoint Hack Crack, also MDB Database Passwords

Demonstration of why Microsoft Office VBA Project passwords are not to be relied upon for security, as they are easily removed with a few clicks. (SORRY about the CRAPPY AUDIO!!)
XVI32 Hex Editor direct download: en.softonic.co...
Applies to Access 2016, Excel 2016, Word 2016, Powerpoint 2016
Also: Access/Excel/Word/Powerpoint 2007, 2010, 2013, 2016
filetypes: .ACCDB .XLSM .XLTM .DOCM .DOTM .POTM .PPSM
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[@cameronmccarthy308]

I watched dozens of these videos trying to answer the same problem, but for some reason the way you explained it made it work first time!!! Thank you so much!!!

[@SohailAhmad-tt6zb]

what if the .accdb file is protected by password? not the vba code? i mean when i open the file it prompt to enter the password it does not allow me to hit alt+f11?? So how can i remove that password? Please reply

[@paulsteel8739]

Thank you. That was an interesting exercise for Access. It also helped me to help an 80 year old programmer who had forgotten his passwords. 🙂

[@RobertJonesserincino]

FYI This no longer works on Acces M365 App ver 2312. When you change the DPB to DPX and re-open the file, Access deletes the whole VBA project rather than give access now. You have to use an older version of Access to make this work.

[@humbertochavarria7589]

It absolutely worked perfectly for xlsb in Nov 2021.

[@cfcaustralia-adelaide8784]

the URL for the main access MCB database password viewer is the same as the XVI32. is this correct? thanks.

[@omarali703]

bro I have access database protected. I need to unlock this protection and enter to the codes and update it with design also. I have you can help me.

[@Mauitunes09]

I opened the .pptm file withXV132 and it found 3 instances of DPB. I replaced all of them with DPX. Followed the rest of the instructions and when I right click on the VBA Project > VBA Project Properties, the VBA Project Password dialog box, pops up.

[@accessdeveloperanswers8403]

Only the first should be changed.

[@addistuki8430]

Thanks, worked perfectly.... Sir How to convert accde access format to accdb in ms access

[@accessdeveloperanswers8403]

I'm afraid that converting from ACCDE back to ACCDB is not a simple task. My understanding is that any objects other than tables (including VBA modules) will likely be lost. That said, there are some companies that you can find with a Google Search who claim to be able to restore everything, but it isn't cheap (ie., US$500+)... if they're even legit.

[@masteriveyletsplay2339]

Is there anyway to do this without a hexeditor????

[@rolandgregorio-l8z]

any updated link for the software pls?

[@GunnerEshzurale-ph7bc]

Do you have something for accde file?

[@frankout4610]

Thank you so much how many times I forgotten my password in my vba projects thank you.

[@RaMeShBaBu-gf1wc]

it's not working in my system. plz give another idea. I am getting message after opening xlsm file Unexpected error. I am using windows7 64 bit and excel 64 bit

[@Mauitunes09]

Does this work for Office 365 Powerpoint?

[@jiosparks]

Hi, i have a problem but with powerpoint 2013 VBA project, and i don't know to do that

[@scar6286]

Thanks, worked perfectly.

[@vjchithukathirmullai4609]

DPB not found in Database. How to hack accdp password

[@rledoux99]

I don't think there is an "accdp" file type.

[@vjchithukathirmullai4609]

DPB not found

[@rledoux99]

Which Hex Editor are you using?

[@Elnur9191]

+

[@TheHellis]

Does this work on XLSB files too?

[@accessdeveloperanswers8403]

any Office filename that end with a "B" are compressed/encoded into Binary form and therefore are not easy to manipulate, or may not be possible at all, although some companies claim to offer the service, at a hefty price tag.

[@indopride1150]

What about .mdb extension?

[@accessdeveloperanswers8403]

this won't work with binary Office files (ending with a "b") since they are compressed/compiled.

[@mauricioriano1]

Ohh man thanks, you are the best

[@martocll7122]

LOVED IT

[@GaelExcelFacil]

Muchas Gracias :D Me sirvió muchísimo a lo largo de mi aprendizaje.

[@raztastic007]

Million thank you

[@Thoriun]

DPB not found in xlam files

[@bigfire97]

🤯🤯💪🏾

[@snaville]

Thank you so much! It worked very well

[@luisedmund1991]

Muchas gracias, me funcionó 100%

[@accessdeveloperanswers8403]

¡de nada!

[@jeanerjoseph5610]

dont't work for my Access 2007 pease help

[@mosayebtorabi1494]

Thanksssssssssssssss............

[@jeanronychavannes6828]

Thanks a lot

[@alshoibi]

Not work

[@rledoux99]

...then you did it wrong. It works if you follow the steps exactly on an Office 2016 application.