Mac OS X airport connection
I recently (within 2 weeks) purchased a new Macbook Pro 15.4 with 2.4 duo core and 2GB. When I got it home and turned it on, everything worked fine. Airport detected my wireless router (Linksys wrt54g)and everything was perfect.
This morning, I start up my MBP and no connection. I tried using the network diagnostic to figure out if there was a problem, and it's no help. I can can see my network on the "select network you want to join", I have entered the WEP key correctly. However, no matter what I try, I can't get past the "ISP" status of the diagnostic.
Here's the frustrating part. I have this MBP set up to use Windows XP through Bootcamp. If I boot into XP, there's no problem. I connect just fine to the wireless network, no connectivity issues, no slow connection issues, no problems at all.
I've tried creating new connections within Mac OSX. I've tried using DHCP (which is what used to work just fine), entering manual settings, manually setting DNS servers, no luck. I've removed all existing network connections and recreated them, nothing. This clearly is something related to software. If it were a hardware issue, I would be having problems within Windows XP.
Anyway have any ideas? I don't know what else to try.
Macbook Pro 15.4, Mac OS X (10.5.4)