WPS Two-Step Verification on Windows FAQ

Common questions about WPS Two-Step Verification usually involve sign-in checks, verification code delivery, and security-setting behavior; this FAQ includes 4 common questions and a glossary.

FAQ

Do I need to verify every sign-in after turning on Two-Step Verification?

1. After Two-Step Verification is enabled, extra verification is commonly required when you sign in on a new device.
2. If a device is already recognized or trusted, you may not need to repeat the extra step every time.
3. Follow the prompt shown during sign-in.

What should I do if I do not receive the verification code?

1. Check whether the bound email inbox can receive messages normally.
2. Review spam or filtering rules to make sure the verification email was not blocked.
3. Return to the verification page, request a new code, and keep the network connection stable.

Why is it recommended to turn on Two-Step Verification?

1. Two-Step Verification adds one more identity check in addition to your password.
2. Even if a password is exposed, it increases the difficulty of unauthorized sign-in.
3. This is especially useful for accounts used across multiple devices.

Why might Two-Step Verification be turned on automatically?

1. If the account shows a security-risk prompt, the system may require stronger sign-in verification.
2. You can first review the current security status in your account settings.
3. If you need to adjust it, manage the setting from Personal Center by following the on-screen prompts.

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