How to Crack/ See WiFi Password On Computer/ Laptop in Windows 10/ 8/ 7

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We Learn About  Crack/ See WiFi Password On Computer/ Laptop in Windows 10/ 8/ 7.

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Now Follow my Steps..............

Step 1. First of all you have to click on Start and click Control Panel Option.


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 Step 2.  After the control panel opens, you have to click on the Network & Sharing Center option.

Step 3. Now the WiFi network you are connected to will be shown here and then you will have to click on that WiFi Network.
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Step 4. Now you will open a Dialog Box in which you will have to click on the Wireless Properties Option.



Step 5. Then there will again open a Dialog Box in front of you which will have to click on the Security Tab.




Step 6. Now if you want to see your WiFi password, click on the check box next to Show Characters.

You will be shown your WiFi password as soon as you check the box.

 So in this way friends can easily access the password of the WiFi Network you are connected to.
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