How to view Wifi passwords saved on Windows 10
In some cases, after our computer is connected to a wifi network, we forget what its password is, so it is necessary to review the wifi password stored on the computer. someone wants to ask you for a password or you want to connect another device. The following article of TipsMake.com will guide you how to view the wifi password saved on windows 10, please follow along.
Step 1 : Open the Control Panel, you can open the search function to find the Control Panel
Step 2 : In the Control Panel, select Network and Internet
Step 3 : Continue to select Network and Sharing Center
Step 4 : Next or click on the wifi name you are connecting:
Step 5 : A small window appears, select Wireless Properties
Step 6 : In the new window select the Security tab then select the Show characters box , the password will be displayed in the Network security key box
So with just a few simple steps we can see the wifi password saved on windows 10. Wish you success!
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