Airport problem after 10.4.8 update, again!

I tried every suggestion posted on this forum, but I can't still find a solution for the problem caused by the 10.4.8 update: airport can't connect automatically to the network, because of the wep password that disappears every time I reboot (and sometimes also when I'm surfing!). It just deletes by itself.... (sorry for my poor english)
Any other suggestion?
Apple team, please give us a patch!! I don't want to downgrade...

See my FAQ:
http://www.macmaps.com/WIFI1048.html

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