To find the passwords for wireless networks, you have to click on System in the top left-hand menu. These should all be categorized as AirPort network password. Now to view the actual password, go ahead and double-click on the wireless network of your choice. You’ll get a pop up window that’ll list the name of the network and some other details. Jun 28, 2018 - Learn how to tell if a network requires a password. To reset the password, either call the router manufacturer or check their website or user guide. Click Network, then select Wi-Fi in the sidebar on the left.

Click to expand. I'm having the exact same problem. I visited the link posted by Rowf and followed instructions -- when I get to the Keychain app, I see plenty of stored wifi passwords, but not the one I want. The bottom line is that WIFI passwords are not editable/viewable through 'Network - Airport - Advanced'.

Download photoshop for free. I'm using a Macbook running 10.7.4 Any ideas? [[ Update -- I just tried going through the same process on my girlfriend's macbook running 10.6.1. On her Mac, the pencil icon DOES appear, allowing you to view/edit icons. So is this a 10.7 thing?