WLAN Password INFO

Description

This batch script allows you to display the stored Wi-Fi profiles and their passwords on a Windows system. It uses the command netsh wlan show profiles to list available Wi-Fi profiles and retrieve detailed information about a specific Wi-Fi profile (including the stored password).

Requirements

• The script must be run with administrator privileges.
• The Wi-Fi profile whose information is to be displayed must be locally stored on the computer.

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How It Works

1. Display stored Wi-Fi profiles:

   • The script lists all Wi-Fi profiles saved on the system.

2. Enter the network name (SSID):

   • The user is prompted to enter the name of a network (SSID) from the list.

3. Retrieve information:

   • The script displays the stored information of the specified network, including the password (if saved). The password appears under the field Key Content.

4. Error handling:

   • If the network profile does not exist or no information is available, the script shows an appropriate error message.

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Usage

1. Run the batch file:

   • Right-click the file and select "Run as administrator."

2. Process:

   • After starting, all stored Wi-Fi profiles are displayed.
   • Enter the desired network name (SSID).
   • The script shows the corresponding information, including the password (if available).

3. Example output:

   • Available Wi-Fi profiles: Profile 1: MyWiFi Profile 2: GuestWiFi
   • Please enter the network name (SSID): MyWiFi
   • Information for the network "MyWiFi": Key Content = MyPassword123

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Notes

• Password display: The field Key Content contains the stored password, if available.
• Permissions: The script requires administrator privileges to access stored network information.
• System language: On non-German Windows systems, Schlüsselinhalt may appear as Key Content.

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Disclaimer

This script is intended for private use only. It should not be used for unauthorized access to networks. The author assumes no liability for misuse of the script.

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