How do You recover your saved Wi-Fi password?

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Many of you may use Wi-Fi at home and in the office. Sometimes we forget the Wi-Fi password. This can be a big hassle, and we can't retrieve the password. However, even after forgetting, you can easily find the Wi-Fi password.

In this report, we will explain how to retrieve the password for a Wi-Fi network that is already connected to your laptop.

How to Find  Connected Wi-Fi Password on  Laptop?

• First, connect your computer to Wi-Fi.

• After connecting to the internet, go to the Control Panel.

• Click on the 'Network and Sharing Center' option.

• Now, click on 'Change Adapter Settings.'

• After clicking here, right-click on the Wi-Fi network for which you forgot the password.

• Click on 'Status' after right-clicking.

• Then click on 'Wireless Properties.'

• After that, you will find the connection and security options, click on it.

• After clicking here, you will see the network security option.

• Just below it, you will find the option to show characters, click here, and you can see your Wi-Fi password.

This process will help you easily retrieve your forgotten Wi-Fi password.

FAQs (Frequently Asked Questions)

Can I recover my Wi-Fi password on any laptop?

Yes, you can follow similar steps on any laptop running on Windows operating system.

What if I'm using a Mac?

While the process may differ slightly, Mac users can also retrieve their Wi-Fi passwords through network settings.

Is there a way to retrieve Wi-Fi passwords on mobile devices?

Yes, some third-party apps are available for both Android and iOS devices that can help retrieve Wi-Fi passwords.

Can I change my Wi-Fi password after retrieving it?

Absolutely, once you've retrieved your Wi-Fi password, you can change it to something more memorable if needed.

What if I still can't retrieve my Wi-Fi password?

If you're unable to retrieve your Wi-Fi password using the methods outlined here, you may need to reset your router or contact your internet service provider for assistance.