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| :: Run with full administrator rights | |
| netsh wlan export profile folder=. key=clear |
| @echo off | |
| if "%~1"=="" goto :Usage | |
| setlocal | |
| mkdir "%~1" || exit /B 1 | |
| netsh wlan export profile "folder=%~1" key=clear >nul | |
| :: Get current code page | |
| for /F "tokens=2 delims=:" %%P in ('chcp') do set CP=%%P | |
| set CP=%CP:~1% | |
| :: Switch to UTF-8 | |
| chcp 65001 >nul | |
| ( | |
| echo ^<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?^> | |
| echo ^<WLANProfiles^> | |
| for %%P in ("%~1\*") do echo ^<WLANProfile href="%%~nxP"/^> | |
| echo ^</WLANProfiles^> | |
| ) > "%~1\index.xml" | |
| :: Restore code page | |
| chcp %CP% >nul | |
| exit /B 0 | |
| :Usage | |
| echo usage: %~n0 ^<directory^> |
Hi, i've just found this and this is quite useful, but what is the reason to make an index file? It can be imported?
"netsh wlan show profiles [ssid name] key=clear”
I have a doubt that, How it displays a (password / network key) when we give the command key=clear. Normally the key is encrypted, then how command prompt decrypt it and shows password when we give key=clear.
Kindly reply me to: shivarv93@outlook.com
I've a shorter method :
mkdir wifi
cd wifi
netsh wlan export profile key=clear
dir *.xml |% {
$xml=[xml] (get-content $_)
Write-Host $xml.WLANProfile.SSIDConfig.SSID.name `t $xml.WLANProfile.MSM.Security.sharedKey.keymaterial
}
cd ..
rmdir -recurse wifi
"netsh wlan show profiles [ssid name] key=clear”
I have a doubt that, How it displays a (password / network key) when we give the command key=clear. Normally the key is encrypted, then how command prompt decrypt it and shows password when we give key=clear.
Kindly reply me to: shivarv93@outlook.com
Read about WLAN_PROFILE_GET_PLAINTEXT_KEY here
Is there any way to export wlan profiles from offline installation
from what I seen on youtube you need to open the cmd prompt on administrator then you type the first " netsh wlan show profile "
then the profiles show up. then you type " netsh wlan export profile folder=C:\ key=clear " then you go in the folder section on ur computer go to C: itll have a xml file there you open it with notepad or what ever you choose itll have the password. hope this helped am just trying to learn this as well.
InBinceAble81 aka ik0n
InBinceAble81. You will most likely help me with this. I made a code where this data should have been sent to me immediately by email, but there were errors, and so it is possible to create a file, read it and send data from them to email, for convenience, you can delete the created file after sending it to email.
I'm sorry for my English, I'm from Ukraine. @InBinceAble81
Hi, I'm really interested in this Gist, but I couldn't get it to work, CMD newbie :/ can you guide to use this? thanks in advance