How to view or find wifi password on Windows 10 or Windows 11?

From my own experience, here are some errors you definitely want to avoid when trying to find or view WiFi password on Windows 10:

• Seriously, avoid any "WiFi password recovery" apps from untrusted sources. They can be malware magnets or illegal. Stick to built-in Windows tools or your router’s admin page.
• Resetting your router or changing settings blindly can disconnect everyone and cause more headaches. Make sure you know what you're doing or follow legit guides.
• Some commands or views need admin privileges. Running Command Prompt as Administrator is key. Otherwise, you'll get permission errors.
• Sometimes people look for passwords in the wrong network profile or get confused with multiple profiles. Double-check the correct network.
• When you viewing WiFi password on Windows 10. Don't try to bypass passwords on networks you don't own or have permission to access. That’s illegal and unethical.
• Windows updates can change how some commands work, so make sure your methods are up to date.

In a nutshell: Be legit, cautious, and patient. Use Windows' built-in tools like netsh or the network properties to find saved passwords safely. And if all else fails, talk to your network admin or reset the router.