How to Recover Gmail Saved Password Manually
How to recover Gmail Password Manually – If you have forgot your saved Gmail password or any other saved password then you can recover your password manually. You don’t need of any software to recover your Gmail password. In this video you can watch how to recover your saved Gmail Password without any software/tool.
Sometimes we save our password to browser. This is the main factor by which we forget our password. To recover your Gmail Password you also don’t require any technical knowledge. This is not fully. hacking technique but you can make your friends fool too.
Step 1 :
Visit the Gmail password recovery page and enter your username.
If you have a second e-mail address linked to your Gmail account, they will reset your password and send your new password to your other e-mail account.
Step 2 :
If you can’t receive the password reset information on your other e-mail account, there could be a number of reasons.
You may not have waited long enough – try going back into your e-mail and clicking refresh after a minute or two, and it just may appear.
You may have to add Gmail account recovery to your contact list in your e-mail in order to receive their message.
Steps 3 :
If none of the above worked you are really in a tough situation but there is still a way to get your account back.
Type your username and enter the captcha code on the screen, you will be asked your security question.
If you don’t know the answer, then you will have to contact Google and provide as much information as possible to them so that they can investigate why you are locked out of your account.
Step 4 :
When you contact Google, make sure you have tons of knowledge including previous passwords, frequent contacts, and the contents of your e-mail account.
Any relevant information you can give them convinces them that the account is yours.
If the account is really yours it should be easy to convince them over the phone by quoting e-mails in your account, knowing how many unread e-mails you have or knowing previous passwords.