Use cmd to check the connected wifi password under windows

Direct command:

For / f "skip=9 tokens=1,2 delims=:"% I in ('netsh wlan show profiles') do@echo% j | findstr-I-v echo | netsh wlan show profiles% j key=clearC:\ Users\ ~ aiker$ for / f "skip=9 tokens=1,2 delims=:"% I in (' netsh wlan show profiles') do@echo% j | findstr-I-v echo | netsh wlan show profiles% j key=clear interface WLAN 3 profile: group policy profile (read-only)- -- user profile-all user profile: ChinaNet-WZTL all user profile: TP-LINK_B4D all user profile: man all user profile: OpenWrt5G all user profile: TP-LINK_ All user profiles: go all user profiles: TP-LINK_ all user profiles: ctl all user profiles: profiles on Appliance_5G interface WLAN 3 ChinaNet-WZTL:==== applied: all user profiles information-version Type: wireless local area network name: ChinaNet-WZTL control option: connection mode: automatically connect webcast: connect AutoSwitch only when webcasting: do not switch to it Other network MAC randomization: disable connection settings

Password:

-number of SSID: 1 SSID name: "ChinaNet-WZTL" Network Type: structured Radio Type: [any Radio Type] Vendor extension: no security settings exist -Authentication: WPA2-personal password: CCMP authentication: WPA2-personal password: GCMP security key: there is a key: 1561111111111 password fee setting- -fee: unlimited blocking: not close to data limit: no excessive data limit: no roaming: no fee source: configuration file TP-LINK_B4D9BE on default interface WLAN 3 : applied: all user profile Information-version: 1 Type: wireless LAN name: TP-LINK_B4D9BE Control option: connection Mode Automatically connect webcast: connect AutoSwitch only during webcast: do not switch to other network MAC randomization: disable