Is it Possible to know that in android devices, what are the supported versions are available, please share your ideas.
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It is unclear what you asking... flagging as unclear for possible deletion unless updated – acejavelin Nov 23 '16 at 14:25
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@eldarerathis i kindly request you please share the existing link. where it is located, thanks a lot. – MohanRaj S Nov 24 '16 at 05:46
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1The link is at the top of your question, in the yellow box labelled "This question already has an answer here: " – eldarerathis Nov 25 '16 at 08:34
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Sorry Bro, I'm not well-wisher about This Site, i'm sorry for made this question. thank you for help. – MohanRaj S Nov 25 '16 at 09:32
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You will be needing a rooted android for this.
If you want to view your saved WiFi password in your Android phone without using any apps, follow these steps:
Using your file explorer navigate to
/data/wifior/data/misc/wifi. This directory varies by device. Just know that you are looking for a folder named "wifi" (or for easy approach direct search forwpa_supplicant.conf).Once you are inside the directory, open the file
wpa_supplicant.confwith a text viewer.You will find all your saved passwords inside that file. Password will be stored as:
network={ ssid="WiFiName" psk="password" key_mgmt=WPA-PSK priority=1 }
Note that this requires your device to be rooted. Good Luck!
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What you will have to do is go to Chrome, type in the IP address of the router and proceed to your WLAN settings. This will yield the WiFi password.
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