WiFi key on my PC/Laptop

[L3gend]

Is there any tool that lets you to know the encrypted password(WPA2 key) which is used in the PC/Laptop?

I mean, one of the worker incharge for the WiFi connection entered the key and I need to use WiFi if I bring new laptops without his knowledge.

[lupin]

Convince me that you have legitimate/legal reasons for doing this, because the way you have just described your scenario makes it sound like you want to sneak free wi-fi...

[macphail]

spoilsport.

[skinnypuppy]

Maybe you should be searching out one of these huh?

[Carnivore]

Be "l3gendary" and choose one of the following options:

- If your problem is of the serious and legal kind, you'll have the time and energy to find out the key in legal ways [like: Ask this guy who knows the key, and so on]. Why not try anything like this?

- If your problem is of the serious and legal kind, but this guy won't or can't give you the key for some reason, even if he'd be supposed to do so, then please at least try your best to convince people at this board that they're not helping you to commit a crime. Best way is to reveal some more details on what you want to be doing.

- If both options don't match and you still need help - try to make use of this l3gendary search-function. I know, there are topics on which you can't find an existing post with a solution to solve it. But I also know, that your question must be one of the most discussed topics on this board.

- Still no solution? Listen to skinnypuppy and use on of those.

Cheers!

[AlphaandOmega]

Is there any tool that lets you to know the encrypted password(WPA2 key) which is used in the PC/Laptop?

I mean, one of the worker incharge for the WiFi connection entered the key and I need to use WiFi if I bring new laptops without his knowledge.

if it's a win7 system, you don't need a program. If it's vista or xp, just google something like this:

view wifi password xp

[KMDave]

Is there any tool that lets you to know the encrypted password(WPA2 key) which is used in the PC/Laptop?

I mean, one of the worker incharge for the WiFi connection entered the key and I need to use WiFi if I bring new laptops without his knowledge.

Well then there is a good reason for them having it. No, we do not support any illegal activity.