Underneath “Security settings”, listed as the “Key Content”, will be the Wi-Fi password you’re looking for. This will display a lot of information about that specific wireless connection. Type the following into Command Prompt: netsh wlan show profile "/hotspot" key=clear Use that to identify which network you’re interested in.įor my example, I’ll use the network with the SSID “/hotspot” 2, but you would use the SSID for which you want to retrieve the password. This lists all the wireless profiles Windows has remembered, with their network name, or SSID. Type the following command into Command Prompt (followed by Enter): netsh wlan show profile It’s a multi-purpose program that performs a number of network-related tasks. The program we’ll use is “netsh” – short for Network Shell. In other versions of Windows, you can locate Command Prompt in the Start menu, usually in All Programs, and then click on “Run as Administrator”. In Windows 10, that means right-clicking on the Start button and clicking on Command Prompt (Admin). Our work starts by running Command Prompt with Administrator privileges. The only “trick” is that we’ll be using Command Prompt to get Windows to show us that password. I shall be very thankful if you kindly let me know about any good network connection manager that can handle this issue… I have used a connection manager named “Maxidix wifi suit” that works fine some times.Unless you explicitly tell it to forget, Windows will carefully remember all the passwords for all the wireless networks you’ve connected to in the past. I heard form somewhere on internet that it is a bug in window8… is it true? point to be noted: this issue doesn’t occur when there are very less number of computer on WIFI LAN… let say one or two or three… this issue occur when number of computer on lan increases to 13 or 15 and that is the prime time to use internet… this is a hostel… there are 13 to 15 computers connected to these two router at the same time… – WIFI LAN… all computer are connected as wireless. in our WIFI LAN network there are two D-Link router connected in chain (one is connected to another to extend the range) to a single DSL 4MB connection… I am also facing this issue “can’t connect to this network”… this issue made me mad… I am fed up of this windows8 and window8.1… window 8 is installed on one laptop and window 8.1 in installed on another laptop both are giving this issue…
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