How to search for the WiFi password in the WIN8 system

Believe that many users are connected through the wireless network that is WiFi connection to the Internet, eliminating the many problems of broadband Internet access, but also can achieve a common network, because the system will automatically remember the WiFi password, so long time the user will often forget their wif password is how much, it does not matter, Below to teach you two ways, how to view the WiFi password under the Win8.1 system.

Two ways to view WiFi passwords under the Win8.1 system:

First, if you are using a notebook, and connected to the WiFi network, then do not need to enter the wireless router, directly in the wireless network properties, you can view, the specific methods are as follows:

1, in the lower right corner of the Win8.1 Desktop Wireless network icon, click the right mouse button, and then select "Open Network and Sharing Center", as shown in the following figure:

2. After entering the network and Sharing Center, click on the WiFi network name that has been connected, as shown in the following figure:

3, Next will open the Wireless Network property interface, here we click into "Wireless Network Properties", as shown in the following image:

4, finally we in the wireless Network properties interface, switch to the "Security" tab, and then tick "display characters", the above can see the WiFi password, as shown in the following figure:

Second, if you are using a desktop computer, through the network cable and wireless router connection, then only into the router settings, check the WiFi password, the specific methods are as follows.

1, open the wireless router landing interface, enter the router management account and password landing, as shown in the following figure:

2, into the router background settings interface, into the "Wireless settings" in the "Wireless security Settings" in which you can see the WiFi password, as shown in the following figure:

These are the two ways to view the WiFi password under the Win8.1 system, and then you don't have to forget the embarrassment when someone asks for a wireless network password.