WPS is a network authorization system that is easy and secure.
You might also be interested to check the Wi-Fi history on your Windows 10 PC.Many wireless routers come with the Wi-Fi Protected Setup (WPS) feature.įor many of us who find it easy configuring a wireless router, it is common to encounter the WPS button or icon alongside connectivity ports at the back side of your router, and wonder what its value is to the router. You don’t need to press the WPS button each time to connect your PC to Wi-Fi network. If you are wondering, this is one-time procedure. Once connected, you should be able to browse the internet. You will see “Getting settings from the router” message on your Windows 10 PC Wi-Fi flyout when you press the WPS button. Also, on some modems or routers, you might need to press the WPS button for a few seconds.
Note that the WPS button is usually located at the front of the router or modem but it can be anywhere on the modem or router. When you see the password prompt on your Windows 10’s screen, simply press the WPS button on the router or modem to automatically transfer router/modem password information to your PC and connect your PC to the Wi-Fi network. Almost all modern modems and routers have a WPS button. You can connect your Windows 10 PC to your Wi-Fi network just by pressing the WPS button on the router. In this step, you don’t need to enter the Wi-Fi password if your Wi-Fi router supports WPS (Wi-Fi Protected Setup). Step 4: You will now see the password prompt. Uncheck the option if you don’t want Windows 10 to automatically connect to that Wi-Fi network every time you turn on your PC. Windows 10 automatically selects Connect automatically option. Step 3: You should now see the Connect button. Step 2: Click on the Wi-Fi network that you want to connect your PC to. If you cannot see the Wi-Fi network icon, please refer to our how to restore missing wireless icon guide. Step 1: Click on the wireless icon in the system tray area of the taskbar to see the flyout with all Wi-Fi networks discovered by your PC.
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