Resetting Enpass to erase data or start over from scratch
If Enpass is performing problematically and other troubleshooting measures don't resolve the issue, or if you have lost your Master Password or your corresponding keyfile, it is possible to reset and/or reinstall Enpass.
NOTE: Enpass stores no user data on company servers — all Enpass your data is under your exclusive control. If you’ve lost your Master Password or keyfile, or the passwords of any of your secondary vaults, your vaults cannot be recovered. You’ll need to start over as a new user, and create new vaults.
If you are using Enpass Business, you may be able to request access recovery from your Admin.
There are three ways to reset Enpass:
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Erasing all your local Enpass data, but leaving the app installed
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Deleting local vaults and settings, but retaining vaults stored in cloud accounts
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Uninstalling and reinstalling Enpass
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Deleting local Enpass data, and deleting the Enpass app
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Then reinstalling the app, restoring your vaults from your cloud or server
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Deleting all Enpass data everywhere, and starting over as a new user
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If you have lost you Master Password or keyfile and/or need to start over from scratch
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Resetting Enpass by erasing local Enpass data
Resetting Enpass by uninstalling the app, and deleting all Enpass data
If you are are also deleting all Enpass data to start over as a new user
If you have lost you Master Password or keyfile and/or need to start over from scratch, you should also remove any vaults stored in your cloud accounts in order to create new vaults:
If you have questions or need assistance:
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Visit the Enpass Discussion Forum or contact Enpass Support