Windows 10 how to view a saved Wi-Fi password. Windows don’t expose Wi-Fi passwords through the Settings app or Control Panel. However, it is still possible to view your password in plaintext using the console. Run PowerShell or CMD. Perfectly work for WPA2-Personal.
You should substitute NETWORK for the broadcast name (SSID) of your Wi-Fi network.
netsh wlan show profile name="NETWORK" key=clearPress enter to run the command.
You’ll see a list of information, detailing all the properties of the selected Wi-Fi connection. Search for the Security settings header. You’ll see a property called Key Content which will display your saved password in plaintext.
NOTE: In an Enterprise environment never enter your personal account credentials on guest devices, if they need a WiFi connection (WPA2-Enterprise). In this case, use a temporary service account.
