WirelessKeyView by Nirsoft. What is amazing about this app is the fact that
it doesn't just show you the password for the wireless network that you are
connected to now, but also for all of the wireless networks that you have ever
connected to. All you have to do is download it and then open it. You don't
even have to install it. You can find a link to this app in the link from the video
description. So. there it is. Here is WirelessKeyView. As you can see, if I
double-click it, BAM! There you go! Here are all the passwords
for all of the wireless networks that I have ever connected to, not just the one
I am connected to now. The second way to view Wi-Fi password is via Windows 10's
network connection settings. To do this, all you have to do is click the start
button and then simply type run. As you do, you will see several search results.
and then from there select run from the search results in this text field type
ncpa.cpl again it's ncpa.cpl. I will include that in the video
description as well. Once you have done that, click OK or hit enter and then that
will take you directly to the network settings from the control panel. Now
right-click your current wireless network and then select status and then
from there click Wireless properties and then go to the Security tab. And now from
this screen you are able to see your Wi-Fi password. Do you see where it says
network security key? That's it! That's your Wi-Fi password. Now if you click
this box that says show characters, there you go! Here is your Wi-Fi
password. It will show it to you completely. All right! The next way is via the
command line and for this you can use any of the command lines whether it is
command prompt, PowerShell and so on. To do this, click
the start button and then simply type command prompt and then from the search
results select command prompt. Once you have opened the command prompt, paste the
following commands. Again I have these commands from the link in the video
description. Now the first thing to do is see all of your wireless networks. And to do
that, copy and paste this command and then hit enter. And now. there you go! As
you can see. here are all of my wireless networks. Of course, what you want to
know is the password for one of these networks. To do that, copy and paste this
command and right here within the quotation marks enter the name of your
wireless network. So in my case, it's Pixel XL. I'm going to write that
exactly how it is There you go! When I hit enter it, gives much
information about that wireless network. And if I scroll down all the way, there
you go! It tells me the password of the wireless
network. Here it is and for the last way to do this, you don't even have to be on
the computer. Simply go check your wireless router and then the password
should be at the bottom of it or at the sides.
it's usually on a sticker or it's printed on it. Well, what if you change
the password? Well, all you have to do now is reset it. To do that, simply get a
pencil or a pen with thin, tight point and then press the little reset button. It's
usually inside a little hole and push and press that for about 10 seconds. And
then from that point, you will notice that your wireless router turns off and it
turns on again. That means you've just reset your router
Now your password should be exactly how it is written at the bottom or at the
sides of the router. So, as you can see, in less than five minutes, you have learned four
different ways to check your Wi-Fi password on Windows 10. For more simple,
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