See saved WiFi Passwords: If you are an Android user, there is no doubt you have been in a situation where you don’t know your WiFi password either because the WiFi admin connected you but don’t want you to know the password or you connected through scanning the QR code on another Android device.
In this situation, you won’t be able to forget the WiFi network and connect back later or even connect to your other devices like your laptops or other Android devices.
What I am about to share to you today is the easiest Method on how you will be able to see your saved WiFi Passwords on your Android phones without having to root your phone.
Just to make my point clear, This feature has been around on earlier android versions before now However you have to root your Android phone.
Android 10 and Android 11 offers us a cool and easier method to access this feature of seeing saved WiFi Passwords without root.
HOW TO SEE SAVED WIFI PASSWORD ON ANDROID 10 AND ANDROID 11 WITHOUT ROOT
- First Open Android Settings
- Navigate to Network & Internet.
- Tap on WiFi.
- Next, tap on the name of the connected Wi-Fi network.
- This will bring you to the Network Details Screen.
- Tap on the Share button.
- Authenticate with fingerprint (You can use the PIN to verify as an alternative method).
- See the WiFi password below the QR code.
ALTERNATIVE METHOD TO SEE SAVED WIFI PASSWORD ON ANDROID 10 AND ANDROID 11 WITHOUT ROOT
- First Download a QR scanner app
- If your phone comes with inbuilt QR scanner then skip first step.
- Open Android Settings
- Select Network & Internet.
- Tap on WiFi.
- Next, tap on the name of the connected Wi-Fi network.
- Tap on the Share button.
- Now it will open a QR code where you can scan with another phone.
- Simple take a Screenshot of the QR Code.
- Open a QR scanner app on your phone.
- Select document.
- Navigate to where your screenshot
- Select the screenshot.
- Scan this screenshot
- Behold your WiFi name and password will be displayed.
HOW TO SEE SAVED WIFI PASSWORD ON ANDROID 9 AND BELOW WITH ES FILE EXPLORER
ES File Explorer also allows the users privileged access to the system files. The app also comes with a lot of other useful features like taking backups and restoring your apps. It is also being able to restore your deleted files.
Read Also: Easiest Way To Record Deleted Files on Android Phones without root.
This method doesn’t require root access but, to be honest, it can’t assure you 100% success or that this method will work on all Android phones. However it doesn’t cost a thing to try if you want, by following the below steps.
- Open ES File Explorer app.
- Drag the left navigation bar.
- select the Local storage option.
- Now, click on Device from the drop-down list.
- Navigate to System->etc->WiFi.
- Open wpa_supplicant.conf file.
- If the file manager app asks you how to open the selected configuration file,
- Select the built-in HTML or the text file viewer.
- Once you open the file, you will be able to view all the passwords of the connected WiFi networks using your Android phone.
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