Windows keeps a record of all the Wi-Fi passwords you've entered over time to connect to different networks. This information can be displayed in Command Prompt if you enter a few commands.

As with any text you see in a Windows command prompt shell, you can copy the password to your clipboard by highlighting it and hitting Enter (do not hit CTRL+C).

Are you connected to Wi-Fi on one device and need to log in on another? Here's how to find your passwords in plain text on Windows, MacOS, iPhone, and Android.

The good old command prompt is still handy, robust, and customizable in Windows 10 and 11.