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How To Find Wi-Fi Password Using CMD Of All Connected Networks with netsh wlan show profiles (CMD hacks) In this day and age of the Internet, the Wi-Fi router and data connection have become a fundamental amenity for every user. One of the first thing that a user does after waking up is switching on his/her Wi-Fi router while there are some users who never switch off their routers. The Internet plays such an important role that people use it for completing their day to day chores as well as for relaxation. Considering that Wi-Fi has become a central part of our life, it is quite easy to forget the Wifi password. You might want to hack it. but there is a simple process to find your wifi password using cmd. So, here is a simple solution on how to know Wi-Fi network password of all the connected networks through command prompt. with netsh wlan show profiles cmd. Here is a Trick to know Passwords of All Connected Wi-Fi Networks Using CMD You may be using many WiFi con

its important to keep your facebook account safe if you store your personal info on it so this tutorial will help you making your facebook safer by knowing how to change your password part 1 for computer Part 2 for iPhone  and that is all  if you like tutorial share it with your friends

Please note: this is a tutorial for inexperienced users. With over 700 million monthly active users, Facebook Messenger is undoubtedly one of the top instant messaging apps out there. It's so widely used, that the specific sound of receiving a message (you definitely know it) is often heard on the streets, in parks, cafes, and so on. Of course, you can always turn off Messenger's notification sounds on your smartphone or tablet, and we're now going to show you how to do it. The first obvious thing that you need to do is open the Messenger app. Once it's open, you can see a settings button in the upper right corner. Tapping on that opens the settings menu, from where you'll need to select the Notifications & Sounds tab. In the Notifications & Sounds sub-menu, you just need to deselect the Sound option, and you're done: you'll still receive notifications, but without any sound to bother you. You can also turn off vibration, and even

The number of smartphone users who don't use an instant messaging service of some kind is probably one in a million. This should not come as a surprise as IMs are superior to plain old texts in a number of ways – you can chat to your heart's desire with many people at once, you can easily add photos, sounds, and stickers to your messages, and you'd usually get a notification once your message reaches the recipient.  However, there's one thing about IM services that's mighty annoying – pretty much nobody bothers to change their incoming message notification sound. That's why you hear the same tones everywhere you go, and at times, you can't be sure if it was your phone that beeped or not. The solution? Change your IM notification sound, of course. Here's how you change the default ringtones and notification sounds on four of the most popular IM services around. Note that the guide is intended for Android users. Facebook Messenger If y