PC Connecting thru Airport but Not mac

I am unable to connect to internet on my mac thru Airport Extreme. My PC is picking up my network fine. Network does not show up when scanning for available networks. When I entered my network and password it tells me airport is plugged in but not connected and when I use Asisstant to try I am told my password is invalid (which it is not.)
I have trashed preferences, restarted, run disk utility. I just turned on computer this morning and no connection. Thank you

Microsoft's WPA2 Fix for PC's fixes issues where PCs cannot connect to modern wireless routers.
To fix connection issues to Airports from PCs, just google WPA2 Fix for XP .
Now for my Rant... This is a hot fix that was released by Microsoft in 2005. Even brand new laptops being sold today, with XP, and then running the 116 updates from Microsoft will not automatically get this update! You must manually search, download and run it. How does Microsoft continue to have such garbage support?

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Hi Mick,
If your router only supports 10/100 ethernet then it is possible that the auto-detect feature is not working properly to adjust to that speed. The mini has a Gigabit ethernet port. The OS by default sets the port to automatically negotiate the rate but it does not always work and the result is the problem you are having.
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To do this, open your system preferences, Select Network. Highlight the ethernet port on the sidebar, click the advanced button. Click on the Ethernet Tab, set the configure pop-up menu item to 100baseTX and click the ok button. If all works out you should see that the Ethernet port icon should turn green.
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