What If My Router Doesn’t Have a WPS Button?

In the magical network of NetLand, tech explorer Alex eagerly searched for the mystical WPS button on his router—only to find it missing. He visited Network Navigator Zoe, who explained that while WPS (Wi‑Fi Protected Setup) is a convenient way to connect devices without typing long passwords, not every router is enchanted with this shortcut. Imagine a castle door that requires a secret code rather than a magical key button. Experts from the Digital Connection Council say that if your router lacks WPS, you simply need to manually enter the Wi‑Fi password on your device. Zoe advised Alex to locate the network name (SSID) and password printed on the router or provided by his service provider, then type them into his device’s Wi‑Fi settings. Though the process may not be as instantaneous as a WPS push, it’s equally secure and reliable. Alex learned that sometimes traditional methods are just as effective—proving that even without every modern shortcut, the magic of connectivity remains strong and steadfast in NetLand.