How
to Find the Wi-Fi Password of your Current Network
If you’ve connected to a Wi-Fi network, your
computer usually saves that password so you don’t have to enter it in every
time. But sometimes you forget the password and if you need to connect a second
device, like your mobile phone to the same WiFi network then you will not be
able to connect. In such a situation how do you find out the password?
If you are the administrator it is very simple all
you need to do is to open the command prompt on your computer and retrieve the
saved password in one easy step. To figure out all you need to do is enter in a
simple command in the command line. The technique works on both Mac and Windows
PCs.
Revealing a Wi-Fi password is a slightly different
on Windows and Mac.
In Windows, you need to open up a command prompt in
administrator mode. Then enter this command, substituting your Wi-Fi network
name in for “labnol”:
netsh wlan show profile
name=labnol key=clear | findstr Key
In Mac OS X, open up
Terminal, and enter in this command, substituting “labnol” for your Wi-Fi
network name:
security
find-generic-password -ga labnol | grep password
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