When you set a password to your Microsoft Word 2007 document, you must also know the way to remove the code in case you forget it and can not open the word document anymore. Consequently, this article will detailedly describe 3 ways to remove password from Microsoft Word 2007 document.

Way 1: Use “General Options” to delete the password of Word 2007 file according to the following 3 steps.

1. Open the document, click the button in the left upper corner, point at Save as and choose Word Document.

choose save as Word file

2. As the Save As screen turns up, click Tools, and then choose General Options.

select general options

3. Type the password in the frame beside Password to modify and hit OK to save the document. Then the password is removed and you can open the file without a code.

type password in the frame beside password to modify

Way 2: Rename the file as a Zip file, and after opening the Zip file, delete the “Settings.xml” file. And this way is applied when you forgot your original password to the Word 2007 document.

1. Rename the document as the form of “*.zip”, as the following screen shot shows.

name document as zip file

2. Open the Zip file, erase the Settings.xml file and close the screen.

word opens as a zip file

3. Change the Zip file’s extension name back to “*.docx”, then you are able to open it without a password.

Way 3: Apply iSunshare Word Password Remover software. This method is completed with the 4 procedures below.

1. Download iSunshare Word Password Remover from https://www.isunshare.com/word-password-remover.html and install it in your computer.

2. Click Open or the icon in the right red box, and select the file you want to remove its password, as shown in the following picture.

open word file

3. Hit Remove Password to delete the file’s code.

remove password

4. Choose Open when a screen with the information of “The File decrypt Successfully!” appears.

password removed

In brief, all the 3 ways can help you remove the password from word 2007 document. And you can choose one of them according to different situations.

 

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