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Thursday, October 27, 2022 – How to retrieve a stored WiFi password from your Mac – Why you shouldn’t leave your backup drive plugged into your computer

Posted on October 27, 2022

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Rick’s Daily Tech Tips Update for Thursday, October 27, 2022

 


 

Topics covered in this issue…

• How to retrieve a stored WiFi password from your Mac

• Why you shouldn’t leave your backup drive plugged into your computer

• Q&A: Does my WiFi network really need a password on it?

• Most deserts are hot, but the largest desert on Earth is extremely cold.


 

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Today’s quick tech tip….

How to retrieve a stored WiFi password from your Mac

A while back I wrote this post explaining how to retrieve a stored WiFi password from a Windows 11 PC.

Today I’m going to explain how to do the same thing on a Mac. It’s actually very simple. Just follow the steps below:

1 – Press the Command+Space Bar key combination to open the Spotlight search tool.

2 – Search for “Keychain Access” and open it.

3 – Search for the name of the Wi-Fi network and double-click on it once you see it pop up in the list of search results.

4 – Click the Show Password box, then enter your Mac’s password.

That’s all there is to it. You should now see that WiFi network’s password displayed on the screen.

 


 

The latest from Rick’s Daily Tips Tech Blog…

• Why you shouldn’t leave your backup drive plugged into your computer

There are actually several important reasons.

• Q&A: Does my WiFi network really need a password on it?

The answer is a huge YES. This post explains why.

• Click here to see today’s ‘Picture of the Day’.

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Today’s post from ‘My Daily Smile’…

Most deserts are hot, but the largest desert on Earth is extremely cold.

And it’s location just might surprise you.

 


 

Tech news that caught my eye…

• LinkedIn’s new security features combat fake profiles, threat actors

• Apple may have a giant iPad in the works

• People are using TikTok as a news source, as Facebook declines

• Windows 10 KB5018482 update released with nineteen improvements

• Microsoft cloud success helps push revenue, offsets Windows and PC drops

 


 

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