How do I see the BSSID of the Wifi AP I'm currently connected to in Windows?

windows wireless-networking mac-address ssid

Solution 1:

In a command prompt (you can launch one by using Win+R and type "cmd") type:

netsh wlan show interfaces

and press enter.

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