Do you remember Windows 10 security questions?If you can't remember, "Security QuestionsView"

Redigned security questions and answers set in local accounts

　"Security QuestionSVIEW" is a tool that can display security questions and answers set in Windows 10 local accounts.Donation welcome free software and can be downloaded free of charge from the "NIRSOFT" website.

　Windows 10 accounts have two types of local accounts that are not linked to the "Microsoft account".Recently, the use of the "Microsoft account" has been recommended, but the local account is still alive, and it can be created from the initial setup process of the OS and the "Settings" application.

　One thing to keep in mind when using local accounts is security questions.This needs to be registered three when creating an account, but if you forget this, you may lose important data.It would be better to take some measures before that happened.

　The "Security QuestionSVIEW" introduced this time is a useful utility for such cases.Using this tool, you can decrypt the security questions and the answers stored as registry data in the currently running system (administrator privileges).It also has a function to save the selected data in CSV format, or output the entire HTML format report, so it can be said that it is a perfect tool when you want to write a security question.

　Please note that the output reports must be kept strictly so that other users cannot be seen.It is recommended to save it in "OneDrive" or "Dropbox Vault" of "OneDrive", which can protect additional security and confidential documents.

　In addition, it is also possible to decrypt on security questions stored on external hard disks.In this case, you can launch "Security QuestionSVIEW" from the older version of Windows environment than Windows 10 and open the data.However, in this case, it is necessary to specify a folder where a registry file in which a security question is stored is stored."Security QuestionsView" does not require an external library, but is a portable application that operates alone, so it may be useful if you carry it in a USB memory.