As security concern increases, you may set a more complex password for your home, office, or public Wi-Fi. After some time, if you needed your password or your friend asked about it, you may not remember it. That’s where you can check the saved password of your network in your computer running the Windows Operating System. We will cover the two ways to see Wi-Fi password on Windows 11.

If you are using Windows 10, you can check this article; How to Find Wi-Fi Password on Windows 10?

1. See Wi-Fi Password Using Command Prompt

If you are an IT Professional, using Command Prompt or PowerShell is an arbitrary way to see your wireless network password on Windows 11. To prevent possible mistakes that may occur because of the wrong spelling, you can copy the below command and paste it into the command prompt, and edit the network name.

• Search Command Prompt in the Search box or find it in the Start Menu and open it. Write netsh WLAN show profile name=”Name_of_the_Network” key=clear | find “Key Content” in the command prompt window and enter.

• To see more details about your network, write netsh WLAN show profile name="Name_of_Network" key=clear and press enter.

2. Show Wi-Fi Password with Control Panel

The second traditional way to see your Wi-Fi Password on Windows 11 is through Control Panel. To do that:

• Open the Control Panel on your computer and click on Network and Internet.

• Click on Network and Sharing Center.
• In a new window, click on the active network (Connection Wi-Fi)

• A new tiny window (Wi-Fi Status) pops up; you click on the Wireless Properties.

• Again a tiny window (Wireless Properties) shows up, click on the Security tab on the top of that window and check the Show characters option.

With the above two-method, you can easily find the password of your computer network that you have forgotten. Now, it is not necessary to reset your network router. Write down your questions and recommendations in the comment section of this page.

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Deleting a WiFi profile in Windows 10 has a long process. In this post, we will show you an easy way to forget Windows 10 WiFi network profile with command. Try to use the command line for managing Windows 10 to get expert on Windows PowerShell and command-line interface on Windows environment.

Delete WiFi Network Profile

When you join WiFi networks with your Laptop, the WiFi profile has saved on your computer. In a case for joining the WiFi network with the same name or changed WiFi password, you need to delete the current WiFi profile. Let’s do it first with the command line and finally with GUI.

To forget a WiFi Network on Windows 10 using GUI:

1. Click the WiFi icon on the taskbar on the right side of the desktop screen.
2. Click Network Settings.
3. Then click Manage known networks.
4. On the Manage known networks, select a WiFi network profile and click Forget.

The screenshot shows the process you rich the Wireless network settings and forget Windows 10 saved WiFi network profile.

Note: You can find the Wireless network settings on Windows 10 by typing “WiFi” on Windows 10 search box. The Change Wi-Fi settings are the exact Wifi settings we need.

I don’t know why Microsoft removed the ability to delete Wi-Fi networks from the network list if the network isn’t in range. Manage Wireless Networks is also gone from the control panel. If you want to better manage Wi-Fi networks in Windows 10, you’ll need to head to the command line.

As the screenshot above shows, Windows 10 does have a “Forget this network” option, but it doesn’t appear in the network is not in range. To delete old profiles, you’ll need to use the netsh command-line utility.

To delete a Wifi network profile in Windows 10 press Windows+R keyboard button then types PowerShell to open Windows 10 PowerShell. You can use CMD as well.

Related article: How To Find WiFi Password On Windows 10?

1. To See Stored Wireless Profiles, type:

1. Type “netsh WLAN show profiles” and press enter.

You see the two saved Wireless network profiles on my computer. It will show a list of saved profiles of your connected WLAN devices. Then you’ll need to know the profile name that you want to change.

2. To See the Stored Key (WPA/WEP/etc.) of a Specific Profile:

1. Just type “netsh WLAN show profiles name=”OVICT” key=clear” and press enter.

That’s good; you’ll find the critical content under security settings. The next step is to delete a WiFi network on Windows 10 with the command line.

3. To Delete a WiFi network on Windows 10:

1. Just type “netsh WLAN delete profile name=OVICT” then press enter.

Perfect, the saved WiFi network profile removed successfully. Now, try to check once again with “netsh WLAN show profiles” command to see if the Wifi network has removed.

More: 5 Steps To Secure Your Home Wireless Network

OK, the final step is connecting your computer to a new WiFi network. Now you can connect to a new WiFi network easily. And for fixing WiFi issue visite here: Fix WiFi Issue on Windows 10.

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