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In this tutorial, David explains how to remove a password from a protected Word document. He begins by emphasizing the importance of a password for safeguarding the document's integrity and restricting unauthorized access or modifications. To remove the password, he instructs viewers to open the Word document and enter the current password. Next, he advises clicking on "File," then "Info," followed by the "Protect Document" dropdown menu. By selecting "Encrypt with Password" and highlighting the existing password (using Ctrl + A) to delete it, users can then confirm the action by clicking "OK," successfully removing the password protection from the document.
