▷ How to see wifi password in windows 10

If you usually connect to several WiFi networks throughout the day and you need these keys for another computer and you just want to remember them, in this step by step we are going to see how we can see WiFi password in Windows 10 and thus be able to see all your stored passwords.

Seeing the WiFi passwords that we have stored on our computer is very much to be able to transfer them to other devices or to create a small list of the WiFi networks that we use the most. Being able to see these passwords is not as easy as it seems, especially if we want to see them all consecutively.

View WiFi password in Windows 10 of the connected network

The first thing we are going to do is see the password of the network in which we are currently connected. When we enter the password of a WiFi network, it is automatically stored if we decide. This is why we will surely forget this password especially since they are almost always difficult to remember. Let's see how to get this password again:

• Let's go to the taskbar and right-click on the network connection icon. We must click on " Open network or internet settings. "

• In the new configuration window click on the option " Change adapter options "

• Within this window we will have available the different network adapters that are installed in our equipment. We must identify the one with the name " Wi-Fi " Right-click on it and choose " State "

• Now we press the button " Wireless properties " and inside it we go to the " Security " tab

• If we activate the option " Show characters " we will see the key in all its splendor

View WiFi password in Windows 10 of all stored networks

With this procedure we will be able to visualize all the stored passwords of the networks in which we have connected with our team.

• We go to the start menu and right-click on it to open the tools menu In this we will click on " Windows PowerShell "

• In the command window we will write:

  netsh wlan show profile

With that command we will list all the networks in which we have historically connected

• Now to see the password of a network that are listed, we write the following command

  Netsh wlan show profile name = key = clear

In this way we can see the WiFi password of the network we have chosen.

• We must look at the section " Security settings " and inside the line " key content "

This same procedure can be done with each of the networks.

Well this is the way to see WiFi password in Windows 10 both in the network that we are connected to and another network in the history of the computer.

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Did you know you could see any password stored on your computer from a WiFi network? If you know of any other method to know these passwords, write us in the comments. We hope this article has been useful to you.