Many times we forget our saved passwords Right!, for example, we connect to a friends wifi and fill the password by asking him. But sometimes, due to some problems, we weren’t able to connect to wifi and it asks the password again which we don’t remember(obviously)
So, here in that type of case, you can own this trick i.e. see wifi password using cmd. You just need to follow the steps below:
Step1: Open Cmd(command prompt)
Step2: type “NETSH WLAN SHOW PROFILE” in cmd and click “enter“
Step3: type “NETSH WLAN SHOW PROFILE WIFI-NAME KEY=CLEAR” in cmd and hit “enter“
Step4: Under the security settings, in the ‘key content’, you will see the WiFi password of that particular network
We hope you may found your wifi password but still if there is any problem or you want us to suggest any other topic or problem then comment below.
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