All files containing the word "password" anywhere in the text will appear. Now, open File Explorer, click This PC, and type "password" (or the username or site you're trying to access) into the search bar at the top-right.Select Index Properties and File Contents, click OK, then click Close.Click Advanced and select the File Types tab.First, you'll need to enable a feature that allows you to search for certain text within documents.If you (or the person whose password you're trying to find) have such a file, you can try searching for files that contain the word "password" or the username you're trying to access. Some people store their passwords plain text files on their computers, which is definitely not a secure way to store passwords.
Search for stored passwords on the account holder's computer. Select a login from the left panel, then click the eyeball on the right to view it.Scroll down and click Saved Logins… in the right panel.Click Privacy & Security in the left panel.Click the three-line menu at the top-right and select Settings.Click the eyeball next to a saved password.Select a website and click Edit to view the password.Click the Safari menu and choose Preferences.Click the eyeball next to a saved password to view it.Click Password Manager in the main panel.Click the three dots at the top-right and select Settings.In most cases, you'll need to enter the primary password you use to access your PC or Mac to view passwords in the password manager. If the password you're looking for was saved by the web browser, you may be able to find it in plain text. Many web browsers automatically save the passwords we use to access websites.
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