There are a lot of reliable apps to measure Wi-Fi signal strength on Windows, including Fing ( Free), Wi-Fi Info View ( Free), Wi-Fi Analyzer ( Free), inSSIDer ( Free), and more. For that, you have to resort to third-party apps. While you can gauge your current Wi-Fi signal strength in Windows, there are no native methods in the OS to see the exact strength of all available networks at your location. Method 4: Check Wi-Fi Signal Using Third-party Apps The extended command will filter out the additional info and only show you the percentage that indicates your Wi-Fi signal quality. Doing so will get you the exact same result as the earlier method. You can also use the snippet within the brackets – the same command as the one used in Command Prompt.
You will now see the signal quality of your current signal. Now type or copy + paste the following command and hit Enter: (netsh wlan show interfaces) -Match '^\s+Signal' -Replace '^\s+Signal\s+:\s+',''.
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