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Gettting stored Wifi connections passwords in Windows

Gettting stored Wifi connections passwords in Windows



Read WiFi passwords

You can read WiFi passwords for networks you have been connected to.
If you don’t know a network name, you can check saved profiles with the following command:

netsh wlan show profiles

Once you know the network name, execute this command:

netsh wlan show profile name=[NETWORK NAME] key=clear

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