Many people forget their passwords when connecting to a Wi-Fi network, so there's no need to re-enter them. In such a situation, there's no need to worry. You can check the password from your device.

If you forgot your WiFi password, try these methods to find it.

Whether it's streaming videos for home entertainment or working in the office, Wi-Fi has become a necessity in almost every home these days. From children's homework to operating smart home gadgets, everything comes to a standstill without Wi-Fi. Sometimes, people forget their passwords if they don't use them for extended periods. This can create problems if guests arrive or you need to connect a new device. If you're facing this problem, we're going to tell you how to find your Wi-Fi password.

Windows Computer

If you're using a Windows computer or laptop, go to Wi-Fi settings. Here, you'll see the connection your device is connected to. Click on it to view its properties. The new page will open, and you'll see the Wi-Fi connection password option. Tap this option to view the password.

Android phone

Viewing Wi-Fi passwords on Android smartphones is a little trickier, as they don't display the password directly. To view the password on such smartphones, go to Settings > Network > Internet. Tapping on a Wi-Fi network will reveal the Share option. Tapping on this will reveal a QR code. Scanning this code will allow you to connect to Wi-Fi.

MacBook

If you're using a Mac, the password is stored in Applications > Utilities. To view it, look for the Wi-Fi network's name. Double-clicking it will bring up a Show Password option. You can view the network's password by entering the admin password here.

iPhone

To view the password on your iPhone or iPad, go to Settings and tap Wi-Fi. You'll see an info (i) icon next to the connected network. Tapping this icon will verify your Face ID or Touch ID. Once verified, you'll see the password displayed on the screen.