mand Prompt window. PowerShell can be used by right-clicking the Start button or by pressing Windows+X.
You can see the list of network profiles on your computer by running the command:
netsh wlan show profiles
Locate the network name for which you require the password and then run the following command, replacing “NETWORK” with the network name:
netsh wlan show profile name="NETWORK" key=clear
Your password is located next to Key Content in the output’s “Security Settings.”
Find Wi-Fi passwords through Windows Settings.
Instead of using the Command Prompt, you can look up your Wi-Fi password by navigating through the Windows menu system. The disadvantage is that this needs a lot of clicks.
You can either right-click the Start button or press Windows+X and open the Windows settings menu.
Open Windows settings app and navigate to Network & Internet.
In the Network & Internet section, on the right-side pane scroll down and go to “Advanced Network sections”.
Next, click on “More network Adapter options” under the Related settings section.
This will open the Network connections window.
Right-click the “Wifi Adapter” (the Wifi network connected to your PC) and select the “Status” option.
Following that, click the Wireless Properties button to open a new window.
Go to the Security tab. If you look, you’ll see a field called “Network security key.”
To view your Wi-Fi password, tick the “Show characters” checkbox under the Network security key.
