~~~~~~~~~>>>>>™ Today I came past a neat little trick, that how you get the
WIFI password through CMD i.e. Command Prompt.
WIFI password through CMD i.e. Command Prompt.
Computer companies/School-College Networks always
disable the Network & Sharing center so that you can’t
look into the properties of a connection and get the
password from the properties.
disable the Network & Sharing center so that you can’t
look into the properties of a connection and get the
password from the properties.
But I have a solution to that.
Let’s get onto it.
Let’s get onto it.
> So, first start CMD. Most of the time CMD is built-in on
the computer.
the computer.
If it isn’t, then you can open the CMD with
the help of notepad by just typing this command.
Step 1: Open up Notepad
Step 2: Type Command.com in the file.
Step 3: Click Save As..
Step 4: Select All files and save the file as CMD.BAT.
the help of notepad by just typing this command.
Step 1: Open up Notepad
Step 2: Type Command.com in the file.
Step 3: Click Save As..
Step 4: Select All files and save the file as CMD.BAT.
!Don’t forget to save it as .bat or it won’t work!
Opened up CMD? Good. Now let’s go and try to get the
password.
Opened up CMD? Good. Now let’s go and try to get the
password.
Step 1: Check what connection the computer is connected
to and keep it in mind or write it down. You’ll need it.
to and keep it in mind or write it down. You’ll need it.
Step 2: Now type netsh wlan show profiles in your CMD
window to show a list of connections the computer has
ever connected to.
window to show a list of connections the computer has
ever connected to.
Obviously the connection of the computer is in that list.
So Here’s Mine Friend is “Chetansoni” which is generally known as
BSSID in unix/linux.
So Here’s Mine Friend is “Chetansoni” which is generally known as
BSSID in unix/linux.
Step 3: Now type the command netsh wlan show profiles
[network name] key=clear. It will show all the information
about the network and the network key.
[network name] key=clear. It will show all the information
about the network and the network key.
As you see, there’s a whole list of information about the
network from where you are connected. In the section
[Security Settings] there is a line called Key Content.
network from where you are connected. In the section
[Security Settings] there is a line called Key Content.
Behind Key Content is the key to WiFi connection, which in
my case is ********(lol).
my case is ********(lol).
Troubleshooting and known problems.
1) Wlansvc service: Sometimes, users don’t have the
wlansvc started. When you do not have the service
started, it will show as The Wireless AutoConfig service is
not running. You can fix this by giving the command net
start wlansvc. This will start the service.
wlansvc started. When you do not have the service
started, it will show as The Wireless AutoConfig service is
not running. You can fix this by giving the command net
start wlansvc. This will start the service.
2) CMD on non admin accounts: If the current profile
you’re using is not administrator, the command will not
work. You’ll have to start an elevated version of the
Command Prompt in order for it to work.
And after all, make sure your spelling is right and That
you include the key=clear. Too many people have been
asking why it won’t work while they did not add the last
part of the command. If you do not include it, the key will
be shown as present.
you’re using is not administrator, the command will not
work. You’ll have to start an elevated version of the
Command Prompt in order for it to work.
And after all, make sure your spelling is right and That
you include the key=clear. Too many people have been
asking why it won’t work while they did not add the last
part of the command. If you do not include it, the key will
be shown as present.
Dude use Kali linux, its got way better tools than Windows CMD
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