Macbook XP install not recognizing wireless, 2.1 bootcamp drivers

I updated to Win XP SP3 afte updating to bootcamp 2.1 drivers. No way would the wireless connection work. However, the Atehros Driver works if you turn off encryption- but who wants to do that?
So the solution is to uninstall XP SP3 update and wait a few months till they sort this out. After rverting to XP SP2 everyhing worked fine again.

I have the same problem. My windows install will recognise the network but will never get further than assigning ip. The really weird thing is that sometimes despite windows saying I'm not connected I still can access the internet! But this doesn't usually last more than a few minutes.

I have a new mac mini intel 1.83 ghz Core 2 Duo I used bootcamp to partition Windows XP pro SP2
I was initially easily able to connect to my wireless Apple extreme in either Leopord 10.5.4 or Windows XP.

I then installed all the new (100) security updates for SP2 and now Windows XP sees my airport extreme but for some reason can't connect. I set up the Wizard using a manual network key and using the same password for my network connection. When I startup in Leopard 10.5.4 no problems always connected to Airport extreme. But no connection on Windows XP to wirelessx Apple extreme.

I wonder if anyone has a solution, maybe a detailed explanation how to set up with the Windows XP network wizard?
Does the Apple AirPort Utility Setup 5.3.2 for windows help in any way?
Thanks in advance!

I have no idea what happened. I plugged in my USB flash drive in an attempt
to run the Apple Airport utility for windows to see if that would get me connected, but just as I plugged in the USB drive my wireless connection flashed and said CONNECTED and I've been good for the past 12 hours. I never had to use the Apple Airport utility.
I just wish I knew what happened in case I lose this connection and have to try & reconnect....I guess I could always try inserting a usb drive!

No word on how to fix this still?
I've just booted up into XP because there was a windows only application i needed to download, but to get on the internet I've had to plug my ethernet cable in, thus cutting everyone else off our wireless network.

I've been having trouble with my wireless in OS X as well though recently, i'm starting to think there's something majorly wrong with my Airport...

Mine has never, from day one, been able to connect. Mac fine, Win NO.

Afscott,
I don't have a fix for the airport problem in bootcamp, but if your having problems otherwise, down load the application AP Grapher 1.2.1, you may find it quite helpful. If your in a high populated area, the problem could be corrected by a simply change in the channel least used in the area. All the networks are shown in the AP scanner section, with the channel being used.

Only been able to connect to networks not requiring a password. I have Windows XP Professional with SP3, never had SP2. I'm as lost as the rest of the bunch.

I got my bootcamp wireless working! I'm now connected to my Airport Express with no problems whatsoever.

The way I fixed it was by sheer coincidence too, I was trying to connect my Nintendo DS to my airport network, the DS only supports 40bit connections, so I used to airport utility to change this (you don't have to change your password, and you dont get issued a new WEP or anything). Now I just booted into Windows and it connected to my wifi straight away.

I doubt this is a coincidence! Hope it works for other people too....

I resolved this issue today on a MacBook Pro 17" running Boot Camp XP SP2. I was using the install disc that came with the MacBook Pro (10.5.2), which, had driver's version 2.1, and after several rounds of uninstalling and re-installing I could not get the airport card to be seen or work. I found another install disc to a MacBook Pro which was brought earlier (10.5), it had driver's version 2.0.2.
After it installed and I re-booted it saw the card; I put in the WPA password and it worked.

I hope this helps.

Does anyone know where I can get the 2.0.2 version of the drivers?

I can't connect to a network with WPA. Apple support first tells me to switch to WEP (which I refuse to do) and then says it's a Windows issue... even though every other Windows box on my network works like a champ.