Most of us use routers, but not everyone knows all their functions. One feature that can spark curiosity is the WPS button. The question is, is it worth using? Routers are commonly used both at ...

Your home network might be at risk—right this minute. At least, if you have a router with the Wi-Fi Protected Setup (WPS) ...

Using WPS, the user can enable strong encryption for the wireless network simply by pushing a button on the router and then entering the PIN in a network setup wizard designed to interact with the ...

Someone at Netgear was kind enough to verify that it only supports the push button mode of operation for WPS, so the text below has been revised. Rather than dropping WPS entirely, Netgear ...

There are two ways to use WPS. WPS works with a physical button or WPS Personal Identification Numbers (PIN), and neither is particularly safe, but there are different reasons why you'll want to ...

Some printers have a WPS button. Check the manual or try an internet search to find out the specific wireless features of your printer. Our printer troubleshooting guide might help you resolve the ...