Wi-Fi Protected Setup (WPS) is a way to connect to the internet without having a Wi-Fi password. It needs to be enabled in the router settings or by pressing the push button on the router.

Option 1: Using WPS (WiFi Protected Setup) WPS is a network security standard that makes it easy to connect WiFi-enabled devices to a router without entering long passwords. It's the simplest and ...

The Wi-Fi Alliance today announced an update to its certification program for perhaps one of the most under-used features in networking products: WPS (Wi-Fi Protected Setup). WPS is a push-button ...

There is a button to turn on Wi-Fi Protected Setup (WPS) on the front face of the adapter, along with four LED indicators for signal strength, wireless, power, and Ethernet.

Ever wondered what happens when you press that tiny reset button on your router? It wipes everything back to default, so use it wisely.

Range extenders like these are a cinch to use. You'll plug it in, press the WPS button to put it into Wi-Fi Protected Setup mode, and then press the WPS button on your router to pair the two together.

WPS (Wi-Fi Protected Setup) is an alternate on-ramp to a Wi-Fi network. Thinking that clicking on the name of a network and entering its password is too hard, the Wi-Fi Alliance came up with the ...

It's important to note that this relatively small extender has no Ethernet ports. There's only a lone LED that shows the connection status, and a Wireless Protected Setup (WPS) button on the side.

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