How to Recover Saved Passwords in FTP Commander

In this article, you’ll learn where FTP Commander stores your FTP login passwords, how they are protected, and how you can easily recover them.

FTP Commander Password Secrets

FTP Commander stores all the FTP login and passwords at following location based on the edition type and Windows platform.

[FTP Commander on Windows 32-bit & 64-bit]
C:\Program Files\FTP Commander\ftplist.txt

C:\Program Files (x86)\FTP Commander\ftplist.txt


[FTP Commander Deluxe on Windows 32-bit & 64-bit]
C:\Program Files\FTP Commander Deluxe\ftplist.txt

C:\Program Files (x86)\FTP Commander Deluxe\ftplist.txt


[FTP Commander Pro]
C:\cftp\ftplist.txt

This “ftplist.txt” file contains list of all the FTP server configurations. Here is sample of one of the FTP site entry,

Name=XenArmor;Server=ftp.xenarmor.com;Port=21;Password=(+*-,;User=xenuser;Anonymous=0;SavePassword=1;EMail=email@mail.com;Pasv=1;Answer=0957681;
CheckPSW=1;CheckVHost=0;TimeZone=0;TimeZoneV=-1;ShowHidden=0;MkDir=1;

Here “Server”, “User” & “Password” fields refer to FTP server, username & encoded password respectively.

FTP Commander encodes FTP password using static XOR key and stores in the above file along with other details.

How to Recover FTP Commander Passwords Automatically

Now you can easily recover all your forgotten FTP login passwords from “FTP Commander” without any technical knowledge.

With just one click, XenArmor FTP Password Recovery Pro can recover all your saved FTP site passwords from FTP Commander in seconds.

Follow these simple steps,

1. Download & install the software from here
2. Click on “Recover Passwords”
3. Instantly see all your saved FTP Commander passwords

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• Recover from 10+ FTP Clients
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