Hack Wi-Fi Password Using CMD Of Any Connected Networks?

CMD commands performance also works when you are offline, or you are connected to some other Wi-Fi network.

Whenever we connect to a Wi-Fi network and insert the password to connect to that network, we make a WLAN profile of that Wi-Fi network. That profile is stored inside our computer, along with the other necessary aspects of the Wi-Fi profile.

Applying the commands, we can more optimize our accurate Wi-Fi network, like utilizing some highlights such as mac randomization, changing the radio type of your Wi-Fi, etc.

In case you can’t remember the password of your wireless network, one way is to access the same via your router’s settings. But Because browsing through router settings can be quite a task sometimes. So, instead of using a GUI to find the individual passwords, we can also look for the Wi-Fi password of that particular Wi-Fi network using CMD.

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How to find the Wi-Fi password on Windows 10 using CMD

Open the command prompt and run it as administrator.
In the next step, we want to know about all the profiles that are stored on our computer. So, type the following command in the cmd:
netsh WLAN show profile
This command will list out all the Wi-Fi profiles that you have ever connected to.
In the above picture, I have intentionally blurred some of my Wi-Fi network names. As you can see, there are eight Wi-Fi networks that I connect to. So, let’s go and find out the password for the Wi-Fi ‘NETGEAR50’ in this case, which I created intentionally for this article.
Type the following command to see the password of any Wi-Fi network:
netsh WLAN show profile WiFi-name key=clear
The command will be like:
netsh WLAN show profile NETGEAR50 key=clear
Under the security settings, in the ‘key content,’ you see the Wi-Fi password of that particular network.

Besides knowing the Windows 10 Wi-Fi password, you can also use this result to optimize your Wi-Fi further. For instance, Under the profile data, you can see mac randomization is disabled. You can turn on the MAC randomization feature to bypass your location tracking based on the device’s MAC location.

Here is how to turn on MAC randomization on Windows 10

Move to Settings and click on ‘Network & Internet’

Choose the ‘Wi-Fi’ in the left pane and click on the Advanced option.
Turn on the ‘Random Hardware Address’ feature under the settings. If your wireless hardware does not support this feature, the “Random Hardware Addresses” section will not display up at all in the settings app.
Once you have set this on, you are done.

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Also, under the connectivity settings, in radio type, you can see the whole list. Channel intervention could be a different cause for slow Wi-Fi. So, next time, you might also like to modify the radio type settings for more substantial speeds.

As far as radio type is regarded, you can also modify that in your router for a more reliable connection or connectivity. For this purpose, we have a dedicated write up in to boost Wi-Fi speed by choosing the right Wi-Fi channel.