What is it about in the tutorial command displaying wi-fi passwords in CMD?
In the video tutorial command display wi-fi passwords in CMD we will see how wireless passwords can be displayed, only by a command given in CMD on Windows.
Why would we want to see the Wi-Fi passwords displayed in CMD?
Passwords are good as long as we remember them. It is the same with the wi-fi password, which I forgot a few minutes after I put it.
When you forget the wi-fi password, you just have to go into the router and see what the password is. The problem is that we don't even remember the router's administration password.
Someone comes to visit and says: "Give me your wi-fi password too"
Exactly after that question you only remember that it's been too long since you set up your router, and the wi-fi password is lost in your thoughts.
Then you say, "Wait, I saved it on my PC." But how do you see it?
How can we view the stored Wi-Fi passwords on the PC?
There are many methods, some involve using some applications.
The easiest thing is to use some commands in CMD and the passwords will be displayed on the screen in a few seconds.
Command to display wi-fi passwords in CMD - steps
- Open DCM with administrator rights
- The first order is
netsh
- The second command is
wlan show profile
for displaying the stored networks - The final order is
wlan show profile nume_retea key=clear
for displaying the Wi-Fi key. Instead of nume_reţea Fill in the name of the network for which you want to find the password.
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What if the network name is made up of several words? eg ”Wifi Network 123 ″
Enter the name of the network, ie the SSID exactly as it is. With upper or lower case letters, breaks, etc.
wlan show profile Retea_Wifi_123 key = clear
For me it says "There is no such wireless interface on the system"
I checked the network dismantling and it is correct. (win10 Pro, 64 bits, ver.18363)
It was really useful to me. Thanks.
very good tutorial
For me who use 2 routers at home and forever confusing passwords is great
Thank you
My respect for the work done. Thanks. Each time you manage to surprise me
In point 4 of the text, a space is missing on order by the name of the network (for those who use copy-paste).
Thanks, I have corrected.
Hello!
I tried and it does not come out does not show me the password!
Hello.
This is for those passionate about DOS
For the others there are applications, beautifully colored 🙂
Smart WiFi Solution or WiFiPasswordRevealer
good job Cristi, maybe if you have time you do some tutorials about linux nice weekend