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This forum thread discusses issues with poor audio quality in a tutorial video, with contributors suggesting alternatives such as using command line commands to recover wireless network passphrases. Several users request a step-by-step text explanation for clarity, with one providing specific CMD instructions. Overall, the thread reflects users seeking clearer guidance and practical solutions, with some appreciation expressed for helpful tips shared.
ussnorway

ussnorway

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#2
Very poor sound... also in modern systems you can get to control panel by pressing [windows key] + [x] then press [p].
 

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ekene

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Thread Author #3
well i admit the beginning part of the video the audio was a bit hazy but overall one can understand the gist.
 

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techaware10

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#5
Poor audio quality dude
Use camtasia software for make a video....

Sent from my A37f using Tapatalk
 

riserbo

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#8
For anyone who wants it right here in text:
1. Open CMD
2. Type "netsh wlan show profile [name of WiFi] key=clear"
 

williamtim

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#9
Will anyboady explain that step by step what is written?
 

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jasonjordan

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#10
Tried Different methods then came across this thread which helped me .Thanks
 

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#11
Great video, may i know how do you break the bios password ?
 

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