What if You have forgot the SSID name and the password both In the result that is displayed, under Security settings, “Key Content” will have the password for the given Wi-Fi network.

Replace “profile name” with the name of the Wi-Fi network.

netsh wlan show profile name=”Profile-Name” key=clear.

In the window that open, type in the first command:.

Open Command Prompt as Admin from the Start button.

This might seem more complicated, but it’s just a matter of a couple of commands: This part deals with viewing passwords for networks you once accessed, but don’t have the password for anymore. Viewing Wi-Fi passwords for connections you’re no longer connected to

Be careful not to alter the properties of the network while you’re at this, it might create problems in accessing the network for you later.

If the checkbox “ Show characters” is checked, the numerals or letters of the password will show.

Three boxes will be shown: Security type, Encryption type, and Network security key.The Wireless Network Properties of the network you’re connected to will be displayed choose the tab called Securityin this window.Click the one you’re connected to currently, and in the Wi-Fi Status window that opens, click on Wireless Properties.In the window that opens, you will see your active Wi-Fi connections listed under View your active networks.

Note: – Alternatively you can move to Network & Sharing centre by Opening Settings -> Network & Internet -> Status and then clicking Network & Sharing centre from the right menu. Now, Scroll down and click on Network & Sharing centre.

Wifi key viewer