How to find Wi-Fi password on Windows 10 / 11
Win Keyfinder 2.3.0.0 now includes a built-in feature to decrypt stored WiFi passwords. For those who prefer to retrieve passwords manually, follow the steps below. If you’ve forgotten your WiFi network password, you can easily list all WiFi passwords stored on your Windows 10 or Windows 11 system.
Steps to find Wi-Fi Password
Follow the below-mentioned method to find all your WiFi passwords that are stored in your Windows 10/11 Operating System.
Click the Start Button (Or Press Windows Key) and in the Search bar type CMD

Select Command Prompt and click on Run as administrator
When the Command Prompt opens in administrator mode, type the following:
netsh wlan show profile

You can export these Wireless LAN profiles to a folder using the following command
: netsh wlan export profile folder=D:\Wlan_Password key=clear

When you type the command and hit enter, you see the results as shown above
netsh wlan export profile folder=D:\Wlan_Password key=clear
Interface profile "OnePlus3" is saved in file "D:\Wlan_Password\WiFi-OnePlus3.xml" successfully.
Interface profile "OnePlus 6t" is saved in file "D:\Wlan_Password\WiFi-OnePlus 6t.xml" successfully.
Interface profile "Mystic Mountain" is saved in file "D:\Wlan_Password\WiFi-Mystic Mountain.xml" successfully.
Interface profile "OnePlus 5" is saved in file "D:\Wlan_Password\WiFi-OnePlus 5.xml" successfully.
Interface profile "santhosh" is saved in file "D:\Wlan_Password\WiFi-santhosh.xml" successfully.
Interface profile "oNEpLUS 6T" is saved in file "D:\Wlan_Password\WiFi-oNEpLUS 6T.xml" successfully.
Interface profile "G rabbani" is saved in file "D:\Wlan_Password\WiFi-G rabbani.xml" successfully.
Interface profile "Angel broking airtel new." is saved in file "D:\Wlan_Password\WiFi-Angel broking airtel new..xml" successfully.
Now you can navigate to the D:\Wlan_Password folder to find all your passwords exported there.

Now you can open any of these folders in your favourite editor to see the exported password of your WiFi.
You can see one of the files that I have opened in Notepad and the exported password.

That’s it. Now you have a way to get back your lost Wi-Fi Password in Windows 10/11 easily.
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