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First, it is a good idea to see which wireless profiles you have stored in Windows 10.

To view and recover a Wi-Fi password stored in Windows 10, you need to do the following: In addition, netsh will allow you to see passwords stored for all wireless networks and not just the current network. It should be familiar to readers from our previous articles Backup and restore Wireless network profiles in Windows 10 and How to set up Windows 10 ad hoc wireless hotspot. Now you will be able to see the stored password.Īlternatively, you can use the console netsh tool.

In the next dialog, go to the Security tab and tick the option Show characters.

In Status, click the button called Wireless Properties.

The following window will be opened: There, double click your connection to open its status window.On the left, click Change adapter settings:.Go to the following location: Control Panel\Network and Internet\Network and Sharing Center.

The option we need exists exclusively in the Control Panel. As of this writing, the most recent Windows 10 version is build 14316. While Microsoft is moving all settings from Control Panel to the new Settings app, this particular option has not moved there yet.

Now in Windows 10, you need to use Control Panel. From there, you could access Wireless Properties and switch to the Security tab to see the password. When you needed to view the password for a wireless network connection, it was previously possible in Windows 7 by clicking the Network icon and then right clicking the wifi connection and choosing Status.