How to Find WiFi Password Stored on Windows Using CMD - In the previous article, Geekswarrior.com has discussed a tutorial on how to find out the wifi password stored on Windows.
In this article, I will discuss the same material, namely how to find out the wifi password stored in Windows through CMD with the netsh command.
Netsh is a utility or tool in Windows that is used to change network configuration, this tool is a command that can be run through a command prompt (CMD).
One of the uses of the Netsh command is that it can be used to delete the WiFi profile on Windows, I have discussed it in the following article (Read : How to remove wifi network on windows).
In addition, we can also display password information on wifi profiles stored in Windows with the netsh command.
If the CMD window is already open, type the following command to display the existing wifi profile.
In this article, I will discuss the same material, namely how to find out the wifi password stored in Windows through CMD with the netsh command.
Netsh is a utility or tool in Windows that is used to change network configuration, this tool is a command that can be run through a command prompt (CMD).
One of the uses of the Netsh command is that it can be used to delete the WiFi profile on Windows, I have discussed it in the following article (Read : How to remove wifi network on windows).
In addition, we can also display password information on wifi profiles stored in Windows with the netsh command.
How to find a wifi password using netsh command
To check the wifi password with the netsh command, you must open the CMD window first, the way is by pressing the combination key "Windows + R", then type "cmd" in the run column, then press enter.If the CMD window is already open, type the following command to display the existing wifi profile.
netsh wlan show profile
In the screenshot above you can see that there are two wifi profiles stored on my laptop. For example, I want to display the wifi password from the SSID "Geekswarrior.com", the method is as follows.
Run the command.
Run the command.
netsh wlan show profile name="Geekswarrior.com" key=clear
Now that we know the wifi password from the Geekswarrior.com SSID, we can use this method if one day we want to connect a new device but forget the password.
I think it's enough to get here for this tutorial, hope it's useful and thank you.
Read also : How to find out the wifi password stored in windows via Control Panel