How to find connected WIFI password key for all devices using CMD command.

 

Hey folks, Hope you are doing well. Today I am going to share with you a very useful command to find out the connected WIFI password key of all devices using Command Prompt. All you need is just an active internet connection and Windows installed on your device.

Suppose in your house multiple WIFI is there so sometimes we got confused or forgot the password for each.

At that time you can go to reset your password but it's not the solution for this. You can simply check your connected password using CMD.

You can save yourself from resetting your Wi-Fi password if your Windows 10 PC is connected to a Wi-Fi network. Windows 10s wi-fi connection records all networks the device has joined and their password so you don’t have to keep retyping the password.

 

Managing access points and capturing Wi-Fi password credentials are a handful of tasks that you can perform on Windows Command Prompt.

 

How to find all wifi passwords once you connect to your computer.

1. Open the Command Prompt and run as an administrator mode.

 

2. In CMD Type netsh WLAN show profile in the command prompt and hit Enter to show a list of network names that once we connected.

3. You just need to remember the full name of the Wi-Fi network you want to find the password for. Here, the wifi name is Airtel@@, and this is my wifi name.

 

4. Type netsh wlan show profile Wi-Fi name key=clear and then Press Enter(Here wifi name you have to replace with the wifi name that you want to check password).

5. Now after doing that you need to simply scroll down and you see so many options are there so you have to check with "Key content".(Key content is your password)

Note# This trick is applicable on that wifi network that you once connected to your computer/laptop.

 

 

Wired Ethernet is able to provide wired connectivity while a Wi-Fi network offers wireless networking and eliminates cumbersome cables.

Wired networks offer many advantages such as high bandwidth and low interference, but it also requires hardcore preparation such as drilling through walls or permanent installation.

 

In the end, thanks for reading this post and if you have any queries or suggestions then feel free to share them with me in the below comment box.