Here is a way to get all the information from a saved WiFi connection.I got the idea to make this thread from [url=https://breached.to/Thread-Show-Saved-Wifi-Password-List-in-Windows-10-11]this thread[/url], this one is just with one liners instead of a script that gives the same result.There are two ways do it:1) Specify a network and get the information that way2) Get information from all the stored networksIn order to do the first one, we need the name of a network, get one by doing:[code]netsh wlan show profiles[/code][quote][color=#d9d7ce][font=Consolas, 'Courier New', monospace][color=#d9d7ce][font=Consolas, 'Courier New', monospace][color=#d9d7ce]C:\Users\XXXX>netsh wlan show profiles[/color][/font][/color][color=#d9d7ce]Profiles on interface Wi-Fi:[/color][color=#d9d7ce]Group policy profiles (read only)[/color][color=#bae67e]---------------------------------[/color][color=#d9d7ce] [/color][color=#5ccfe6]<[/color][color=#5ccfe6]None[/color][color=#5ccfe6]>[/color][color=#d9d7ce]User profiles[/color][color=#bae67e]-------------[/color][color=#d9d7ce] All User Profile : Starbucks[/color][color=#d9d7ce] All User Profile : Network5000[/color][/font][/color][/quote]Under "User profiles" you'll see the saved connections. Get their information (including the password) by doing:[code]netsh wlan show profile key=clear[/code]It should look something like this[quote][color=#d9d7ce][font=Consolas, 'Courier New', monospace][color=#d9d7ce]C:\Users\XXXX>netsh wlan show profile Network5000 key=clear[/color][color=#d9d7ce]Profile Network5000 on interface Wi-Fi:[/color][color=#bae67e]=======================================================================[/color][color=#d9d7ce]Applied: All User Profile[/color][color=#d9d7ce]Profile information[/color][color=#bae67e]-------------------[/color][color=#d9d7ce] Version : 1[/color][color=#d9d7ce] Type : Wireless LAN[/color][color=#d9d7ce] Name : Network5000[/color][color=#d9d7ce] Control options :[/color][color=#d9d7ce] Connection mode : Connect automatically[/color][color=#d9d7ce] Network broadcast : Connect only if this network is broadcasting[/color][color=#d9d7ce] AutoSwitch : Do not switch to other networks[/color][color=#d9d7ce] MAC Randomization : Disabled[/color][color=#d9d7ce]Connectivity settings[/color][color=#bae67e]---------------------[/color][color=#d9d7ce] Number of SSIDs : 1[/color][color=#d9d7ce] SSID name : "Network5000"[/color][color=#d9d7ce] Network type : Infrastructure[/color][color=#d9d7ce] Radio type : [ Any Radio Type ][/color][color=#d9d7ce] Vendor extension : Not present[/color][color=#d9d7ce]Security settings[/color][color=#bae67e]-----------------[/color][color=#d9d7ce] Authentication : WPA2-Personal[/color][color=#d9d7ce] Cipher : CCMP[/color][color=#d9d7ce] Authentication : WPA2-Personal[/color][color=#d9d7ce] Cipher : GCMP[/color][color=#d9d7ce] Security key : Present[/color][color=#d9d7ce] Key Content : Str0ngP4sswOrd![/color][color=#d9d7ce]Cost settings[/color][color=#bae67e]-------------[/color][color=#d9d7ce] Cost : Unrestricted[/color][color=#d9d7ce] Congested : No[/color][color=#d9d7ce] Approaching Data Limit : No[/color][color=#d9d7ce] Over Data Limit : No[/color][color=#d9d7ce] Roaming : No[/color][color=#d9d7ce] Cost Source : Default[/color][/font][/color][/quote]The password is under [i]Security settings [/i]called [i]Key Content[/i]To automatically do this for all saved connections, simply do[code]netsh wlan show profile * key=clear[/code]

Thank you for the share

thanks

I tried your method but it didn't work. I am trying to retrive my wifi password from a very old wifi, like 2 years ago. Do I need to change anything? Or this code will work anyway?

You can just do[code]netsh wlan show profile key=clear[/code]And replace with the name of the WiFi, if it has spaces in the name you might want to surround it with double quotes "

On windows xp this method does not work(

Very useful! Thanks

Thanks for this bro.

Useful command, thanks.

thanks,It's very useful