Here’s how you can use ES File Explorer to Recover your WiFi Password without root. Since it’s an advanced file manager app for Android, we can access Android’s core file at ease. Well, we all know the capability of ES File Explorer for Android. That’s it you’re done, now you have the wifi password of the network and can easily use it to connect to that network with any of the devices that you have. If the Pin doesn’t work then you will see an error message and at that time you need is to try the other PINs and I am sure that one of them will definitely work for you. If the PIN entry works successfully then you will see the network password that you will simply copy and then connect to the network. Now pin attack will start and it will take some seconds to complete. Now on the next popup, you will see a list of Pin which will help to get into the wifi networks, choose one of them, and select the Connect (root) option. Now on the next popup, you will have two option Root or No root. Now simply select the NO ROOT method there. Now an info popup will appear and there simply tap on the ‘connect’ option. Now when you get the network with the green lock sign on right then simply tap on that network.
Now the only thing you to do here is checking the color of the right side lock if the lock is green colored that means the wifi is hackable and if red then it’s not. Now you will see the list of wifi networks the application found. Now simply launch the app from the app drawer and you will see the app will start scanning all the wifi networks around you. First of all, you need to install this application WIFI WPS WPA TESTER in your android (recommended). Note: This content is intended for Security Research purposes and should not be used illegally. So, in this article, we have decided to share some working methods to recover saved WiFi passwords on Android smartphones. So, to avoid such unpleasant moments, one needs to figure out a way to access the saved passwords on Android. Steps To View Saved WiFi Passwords On Android # Since we don’t remember the password, we have to ask the password again to the WiFi owner which might look embarrassing. However, the problem kicks in while connecting a second device to the WiFi network. In this way, we don’t need to remember the password for later use.
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