SIZ Tutorial || How to Get a WI-FI password using Windows Command Prompt || By @rhyda || 20% of this post goes to @siz-official

Hi guys,
I’m here today with another exclusive tutorial.
In this tutorial, I’m going to show you guys how to use the Windows command prompt to get a WI-FI password.
So without much, I do, let’s get started.

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• First, click on the start menu and search for the command prompt.

• Secondly, right-click on the command prompt and click on run as administrator.

• A user account control appears, then you click on yes to run your Command prompt as administrator.

• Our command prompt is now in administrator mode.

• Type in the word netsh wlan show profile and press the enter key.

• It gives you a list of WI-FI user profiles that have ever been connected to your computer. As shown in the screenshots below.

• Now, the next thing to do is to type in the words below.
  netsh wlan show profile name = Enter the name of your WI-FI device(X-Bone) key=clear and press the enter key.

NB: This time around, the profile name is the name of the Wi-Fi device you will like to extract the password from, and if the device name is not in the list of names shown on the command prompt, it will not show.

• After you’ve entered the command, it gives you information based on the name you entered in your command.
  It shows the security type of the Wi-Fi device and also the password.
  In this case, my key content is isoe12345@ which is also my Wi-Fi password for X-Bone.

Now if you go to your Wi-Fi setting and enter the password shown on the command prompt as the password for that specific Wi-Fi, you will see that the device connects successfully.

THANK YOU FOR YOUR TIME.

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