in this list. If the list is empty, that means that no WPS-enabled AP is in the range.

WPS Probe IE: The Wireless Provisioning Services Information Element (WPS IE) makes it easier to connect to public Wi-Fi networks you’ve not previously connected to. Your computer must have the WPS IE update for Windows XP SP2 installed in order to use the function.

Automatically select the AP: Select to activate.

Rescan: Click to scan for WPS-enabled APs (perform a site survey).

Information: Select a found WPS-enabled access point, then click “Information” to display that AP’s details in a pop-up window.

PIN Code: The WPS PIN Code of this network adapter is required for connection.

SSID (lower panel): The service set identifier of the connected WPS- enabled access point.

MAC Address: The MAC address of connected WPS-enabled AP.

Authentication (lower panel): The authentication type of connected WPS-enabled access point.

Encryption (lower panel): The encryption type of the connected WPS- enabled access point

Detail: Click to show details of a selected WPS-enabled access point.

Connect: Click to connect to a WPS-enabled access point on the list.

Rotate: Click to connect to next WPS-enabled access point on the list.

Disconnect: Click to disconnect from a connected WPS-enabled access point. If there are other wireless access points in the profile, the last

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