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Want to find saved WiFi password on Windows 10? If you have forgotten the password of your Wi-Fi network, you can discover it if you already have another Windows PC linked to your Wi-Fi network.
After finding your password, you can use it to link to your Wi-Fi network on another PC or device. If you already have a password on your computer to a wireless network that you want to access on your mobile or share with someone else are quite easy.
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Follow these steps if you are trying to find saved WiFi password.
Step 2: Click "Change Adapter Settings" in the resulting window, right click on the Wi-Fi network, and select "Status" from the drop-down menu.
Step 3: Select "Wireless Properties" from the pop-up window and then click on the security tab.
Check this check box to display your password next to "Show Characters". (Note: Windows 10 relates to this as a password rather than a network security key.)
If you're searching for an out-of-range Wi-Fi network, you will need to use a command prompt that is simpler than it looks:
If you have lost your Windows system password and not able to recover it then read this guide to reset forgotten password in windows 10.
Step 2: Then, type the following command:
This command lists all Wi-Fi profiles with which you have ever logged.
Step 3: Type the following command and replace "HOWS TECH WiFi" with the wifi network that you are looking for, to show your password for a particular network ;
Step 4: Under Security Settings label, in front of "Key Content", you will see your Wi-Fi password.
Read more about netsh comand at https://www.serverwatch.com/server-tutorials/using-netsh-commands-for-wi-fi-management-in-windows-8.html
After finding your password, you can use it to link to your Wi-Fi network on another PC or device. If you already have a password on your computer to a wireless network that you want to access on your mobile or share with someone else are quite easy.
![How to find saved WiFi password on Windows 10 How to find saved WiFi password on Windows 10](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEhp_c11zLFGa2kRioCjBn21t6WJIPCiC5iGfC9gvaAtXYETg7NikW4JJ6cHEUhJGf76nDX63ydnR19hyGfzx3ZvHlbhuS8NkwZ24SYa8u0dJOldKAGWCSur_oEKryKh66G0qmkMRh_yIQ0/s1600/How+to+find+saved+WiFi+password+on+Windows+10.jpg)
Follow these steps if you are trying to find saved WiFi password.
Find out Password using WiFi Properties
Step 1: Right-click the toolbar network icon and choose "Open Network and Sharing Center".Step 2: Click "Change Adapter Settings" in the resulting window, right click on the Wi-Fi network, and select "Status" from the drop-down menu.
Step 3: Select "Wireless Properties" from the pop-up window and then click on the security tab.
Check this check box to display your password next to "Show Characters". (Note: Windows 10 relates to this as a password rather than a network security key.)
If you're searching for an out-of-range Wi-Fi network, you will need to use a command prompt that is simpler than it looks:
If you have lost your Windows system password and not able to recover it then read this guide to reset forgotten password in windows 10.
Recover WiFi Password using Command Prompt [BEST]
Step 1: Press Windows key + X together and select Command Prompt (Admin).Step 2: Then, type the following command:
netsh wlan show profile
This command lists all Wi-Fi profiles with which you have ever logged.
Step 3: Type the following command and replace "HOWS TECH WiFi" with the wifi network that you are looking for, to show your password for a particular network ;
netsh wlan show profile “HOWS TECH WiFi” key=clear
Step 4: Under Security Settings label, in front of "Key Content", you will see your Wi-Fi password.
Read more about netsh comand at https://www.serverwatch.com/server-tutorials/using-netsh-commands-for-wi-fi-management-in-windows-8.html