If you change the wireless network password, it is also a good idea to change the name of the wireless network as well. If you do not do this, then you have stored settings for a wireless network name that has two different passwords.
That is bound to produce a conflict at some point, likely sooner than later.
If you elected to use the wireless network name that Apple suggested when you originally set up the Time Capsule.......something silly like hughes32w's red apple wireless network......which breaks Apple's own rules as far as naming a network......now would be an excellent time to change the name of the network to something more simple and reliable.
The basic naming guidelines suggest using a network name that is.......
o Short, no more than 20 characters, with less being better
o No special characters....like an apostrophe, asterisk, dollar sign, etc in the same. In other words, use only normal numbers and letters
o No blank spaces in the name
So, a good name for your network might be something like......
hughes32wireless
16 total characters, no special characters and no blank spaces in the name. It's your call.
