How to view all Wi-Fi passwords saved in Windows 10 & 11

In the previous article, we introduced how to check the Wi-Fi password in Windows 10 & 11. As mentioned at the end of the article, it can only check the Wi-Fi password of the current connection. Now we will introduce another method to you, which can not only check the password of the currently connected Wi-Fi but also check the passwords of all the previously connected Wi-Fi. Take Windows 10 as an example.

1. Right-click on the Windows logo on the lower-left corner of the Desktop, or press Win + X to open the Quick Link menu, and then click Command Prompt (Admin).

check all Wi-Fi password in Windows 10 & 11

2. Enter the following command and press Enter to run the command. The command interface will display all the Wi-Fis that the current computer has connected to.
netsh wlan show profile key=clear

check all Wi-Fi password in Windows 10 & 11

(To protect user privacy, some users’ Wi-Fi names have been hidden.)

3. Here you can view the password of any Wi-Fi. Take the Wi-Fi Ly204 as an example, if you want to check its Wi-Fi password. Please type following command and press Enter.
netsh wlan show profile name=Ly204 key=clear

Find Security settings. The content corresponding to Key Content is the saved Wi-Fi password.

check Wi-Fi password in Windows 10 & 11

Note: If the Wi-Fi name contains spaces, please add double quotes before and after the name. E.g.
netsh wlan show profile name="Wise Cleaner" key=clear

This little skill is really friendly to people who often forget the Wi-Fi password!

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