A user arrives at the office and is unable to access the company's network on a smartphone. The user enables Wi-Fi on the smartphone, but it only shows the 5G symbol. Which of the following smartphone settings should the user configure in for this issue?

Autocorrect is a feature related to text input and spelling corrections on the smartphone. It has no bearing on network connectivity or the ability to access the company's Wi-Fi. Therefore, adjusting autocorrect settings would not resolve the issue of network access.

While encryption is important for securing data transmitted over a network, it is not a setting that directly impacts a smartphone's ability to connect to Wi-Fi. Users typically do not need to configure encryption settings explicitly for access issues, as this is generally managed by the network itself.

WPS (Wi-Fi Protected Setup) is a protocol designed to make it easier to connect devices to a secure wireless network. While it can help with initial connections, it does not address broader access issues once connected to the network. Therefore, WPS settings would not be relevant in resolving the user's inability to access the network.