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Giveaway of the day — WiFi Password Recovery Pro 2025
WiFi Password Recovery Pro 2025 was available as a giveaway on March 6, 2026!
WiFi Password Recovery Pro is the enterprise software to instantly recover all your forgotten or lost WiFi passwords from your computer.
+ Recover all the Wi-Fi passwords instantly;
+ Recover all type of (WEP, WPA, WPA2, WPA3) Wi-Fi passwords;
+ Recover passwords of any length & complexity;
+ Detect vulnerable/insecure Wi-Fi passwords;
+ Show results in multi-colors based on security analysis;
+ Backup or save all WiFi passwords to HTML,CSV,XML,JSON,SQLite file;
* Supports all 32-bit & 64-bit Windows OS (Vista to Windows 11).
Please Note: This software is not meant for hacking or cracking of other users Wi-Fi passwords.
System Requirements:
Windows Vista/ 7/ 8/ 10/ 11
Publisher:
XenArmor Global Security SolutionsHomepage:
https://xenarmor.com/wifi-password-recovery-pro/File Size:
5.6 MB
Licence details:
1 year license, personal edition
Price:
$29.95
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The suggestion by Tom Kisko doesn't work for me on my Windows 10 laptop. There is no "Password" option after drilling down as suggested.
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Or you can do it from the command line...
open a cmd window with Windows Key + R and type cmd
Get a list of networks you've connected to with...
netsh wlan show profile
Then retype the previous command line and add the profile name (example: MyWiFiNetwork)
netsh wlan show profile MyWiFiNetwork key=clear
Look under the Security settings group for the field Key Content
Security settings
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Authentication : WPA2-Personal
Cipher : CCMP
Authentication : WPA2-Personal
Cipher : GCMP
Security key : Present
Key Content : MyCaseSensitivePassword>YoursBetterNotBe=PASSWORD
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Steve R, astounding that a non-elevated user is allowed to glean that information using that command, it should really be restricted to elevated command prompts only.
TK
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You can see your wifi passwords via going to Settings > Network & internet > Wi-Fi > Manage known networks, select the network, and click "Show" next to the password.
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Tom Kisko, under my windows 10 system I see no password entry or "Show" option I just see "Properties" and "Forget" buttons and no password entry in the "properties" window either... What version and experience level are you using? I'm using 64bit windows 10 22H2 patched to Feb 2026
TK
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Tom Kisko, Windows creates a profile for every network you've connected to via WiFi. You can back up the passwords for every profile using the following command at the Command Prompt, using whatever destination folder you want rather than C:\temp [right click the Start Button, select Terminal, & if it shows Windows Powershell on the 1st line, click the down arrow & select Command Prompt to open a new tab.]
netsh wlan export profile key=clear folder=c:temp
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