How to Check WiFi Password on Android, iOS, Windows, and macOS ?

Nowadays, the internet has become an essential part, and Wi-Fi is used everywhere. Whether it is home, office, or a public place, Wi-Fi connection has become an important part of our life. But sometimes we forget the Wi-Fi password, and to know it again, we have to find it in different ways on different devices. In this blog, we will learn how you can check Wi-Fi password on Android, iOS, Windows, and macOS devices.

1. How to Check Wi-Fi Password on Android?

To view Wi-Fi password on Android device, you have to follow some simple steps. Note that you must have Android 10 or higher version, as this feature is not available on older versions.

Step 1: Go to Settings

Open the "Settings" app from the home screen of your Android device.

Step 2: Select the Wi-Fi network

Tap on the "Network & Internet" option, then select the "Wi-Fi" option. Here you will see the name of the connected Wi-Fi network.

Step 3: Tap "Share" to show the password

Tap on the name of the connected Wi-Fi network, and then tap on the "Share" option. After this you will see a QR code, and the password will also be visible below.

Step 4: Copy the password

Here you can copy the password, which will help you connect on other devices.

2. How to check Wi-Fi password on iOS (iPhone and iPad)?

To check Wi-Fi password on iOS devices, you have to use iCloud Keychain. This is a feature that keeps all your passwords safe.

Step 1: Enable iCloud Keychain

First, make sure that iCloud Keychain is enabled on your device. For this, go to "Settings" > "Your Name" > "iCloud" > "Keychain" and turn it on.

Step 2: Use Mac

There is no direct way to check Wi-Fi password from iPhone or iPad, but you can use Mac. Open your Mac and open the "Keychain Access" app.

Step 3: Find Wi-Fi Password

In Keychain Access, find the name of the Wi-Fi network whose password you want to see. Double click on the network and then tap on the "Show Password" option.

Step 4: Enter the password to see the password

You will be asked for the password of the Mac, enter it and then the Wi-Fi password will appear on the screen.

3. How to check Wi-Fi password on Windows PC?

Checking Wi-Fi password on Windows is very simple. For this you have to use Control Panel and Command Prompt.

Step 1: Open Control Panel

First of all, open "Control Panel". For this, type "Control Panel" in the Windows Search box and open it.

Step 2: Go to Network and Sharing Center

Click on "Network and Sharing Center" in Control Panel.

Step 3: Click on connected Wi-Fi network

Under "View your active networks", click on your connected Wi-Fi network.

Step 4: Go to Wireless Properties

Now click on the "Wireless Properties" button and then go to the "Security" tab.

Step 5: Click on the Show Characters option

Here you will see the option of "Show characters", check it and your Wi-Fi password will appear on the screen.

4. How to check Wi-Fi password on macOS?

Checking Wi-Fi password in macOS is also easy. For this you have to use "Keychain Access".

Step 1: Open Keychain Access

Type "Keychain Access" in "Spotlight Search" (Cmd + Space) and open it.

Step 2: Find the name of the Wi-Fi network

Find the name of the Wi-Fi network you want to see the password for in Keychain Access.

Step 3: View the password

Double-click on that network and then tick the "Show Password" checkbox. You will need to enter the Mac's admin password to view the password.

Step 4: The password will appear

Now your Wi-Fi password will appear on the screen. You can copy it and use it anywhere.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) 

1. Can I connect to a Wi-Fi network without a password?

No, you need the correct password to connect to a Wi-Fi network. If you have forgotten the password, you will have to contact the administrator of the network or check the password on your device.

2. Is it possible to check Wi-Fi password on Android devices?

Yes, if you have Android 10 or newer, you can easily check Wi-Fi password. For this, you need to go to Settings and select the Wi-Fi network and then click on the "Share" option.

3. Can Wi-Fi password be checked on iPhone?

There is no way to view the password directly on the iPhone, but you can view the password on your Mac using iCloud Keychain. For this, you have to use the "Keychain Access" app on your Mac.

4. How to check Wi-Fi password in Windows 10?

To check Wi-Fi password in Windows 10, you have to go to Control Panel > Network and Sharing Center > Wireless Properties and select the "Show characters" option. This will show your Wi-Fi password on the screen.

5. Can Wi-Fi password be checked in macOS?

Yes, Wi-Fi password can be viewed in macOS using the "Keychain Access" app. All you have to do is find the name of the Wi-Fi network, then check the "Show Password" option and log in with the password on the Mac.

6. Is there any way to avoid ever forgetting Wi-Fi password?

You can use password management tools like iCloud Keychain or Google Password Manager to remember Wi-Fi password. These tools keep your passwords safe and you can access them from any device.

7. Should I change my password if someone else knows it?

If you think someone else knows the password of your Wi-Fi network, change your password immediately. This is important for the security of your network. After changing the password, connect all devices with the new password.

8. Can the password of a public Wi-Fi network be checked?

The password of a public Wi-Fi network is usually provided by the staff or managers there. If you forget the password, you will have to contact the place where the Wi-Fi service is available.

9. Can an application be used to retrieve the Wi-Fi password?

There are some third-party applications that claim to retrieve the Wi-Fi password, but you should be careful with them. Always make sure that you use trusted applications, as some applications may put the security of your data at risk.

10. Does my device need to be rooted to view Wi-Fi password?

No, your Android device doesn't need to be rooted to view Wi-Fi password, especially on Android 10 and later versions. Rooted devices are more vulnerable so it is recommended not to do it.


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