Remembering the WiFi password when on a visitor community is rarely simple. Even worse is when it is not posted and another person is asking you for it. Fortunately there is a inbuilt Home windows command to get better the password of a given WiFi community.
The Shell Code
Open cmd and execute the next command:
netsh wlan present profile identify="David Walsh's Community" key=clear
The results of the command, assuming the community is discovered, is an extended textual content output with quite a lot of details about the community. To get the see the password for the community, look below the “Safety settings” heading which can appear to be this:
Safety settings
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Authentication : WPA2-Private
Cipher : CCMP
Authentication : WPA2-Private
Cipher : GCMP
Safety key : Current
Key Content material : **THE_PLAIN_TEXT_PASSWORD**
As with all difficult command line format, it is best to create an alias so that you simply need not keep in mind the total string!
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