Windows 10 Use Powershell to Get Your Wi-Fi Password

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So I know something that may or may not be helpful to other people. If you want to find your Wi-Fi password but can't figure out how to find it on your phone or computer, you can simply use Windows Powershell. I suppose this is already listed by Microsoft, but just in case I made a post about it. I also have a video showing how you would do it (listed below). If you want to find your password, open Windows Powershell (or CMD) and type in the following command;netsh wlan show profilesWhen you do this, it will list all the routers your computer has connected to, and the SSID of said interface(s)

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