Accessing WPA2-Enterprise Wi-Fi credentials?

[Frank]

Anyone know if there is a way to access stored WPA2-Enterprise credentials for Wi-Fi on a PC? It makes since that the machine is capable of doing so, since the credentials are stored somewhere for automatic connection.

I am not talking about WLAN connections. I talking about the Wi-Fi connections that require both a username and password. Do not suggest 'netsh wlan' or suggest going into the Network Center of the Control Panel and clicking 'Show password'

 

[70i]

LMGTFY

 

[Frank]

LMGTFY

You dont think Ive spent a significant amount of time researching already?

And you didnt even google anything for me. Your level of retardation is two higher than normal.

 

[Laptop65]

Is the Wi-Fi connection yours or are you trying to get into a neighbour's connection?

 

[70i]

You dont think Ive spent a significant amount of time researching already?

And you didnt even google anything for me. Your level of retardation is two higher than normal.

It's the third link down. Took me 60 seconds to find.
How to View That Forgotten Wireless Network Password in Windows

Calling people retarded who are tying to help isn't going to help you get answers in the future.

Reconsider who is the retard.

 

[Frank]

It's the third link down. Took me 60 seconds to find.
How to View That Forgotten Wireless Network Password in Windows

Calling people retarded who are tying to help isn't going to help you get answers in the future.

Reconsider who is the retard.

I already specified that Im looking for WPA2-Enterprise credentials that require both a username and password, and specifically said not to suggest me this method.

"Trying to help". Fuck off, kid. You effectively sent me the link to Google in your first post. People like you shouldn't browse this subforum.