Airport Extreme not found after Leopard install

I have internet, I can access my External drive connected to my Airport Extreme but when I run the Airport Utility, it can't "find" my Airport Extreme. The utility can only find my Express so I unplugged it and now it can't find anything. It's weird because everything works. I want to access the base station to make changes to ports. Can you help?

I used my Tiger-equipped iBook G4 and checked the Airport Utility from there. Sure enough, there was an available update. After I updated, everything worked just fine. Except, for some reason, I can get my Airport Drive to load on Leopard's desktop. I can live with that.

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Interesting update...
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Was curious as to whether anyone had seen this, or similar symptoms, before I grab a replacement card to see if that is in fact the problem.

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AirPort doesn't work after Leopard install

I have an iMac 20" 2GHz Core 2 Duo and my AirPort doesn't work. I reset my PRAM, erased the hard drive and installed a clean copy of Leopard after picking it up from the Retail store. I had exactly the same problem with 9A559 and the seed update and I ASSUMED it would be fixed by the time the final release is out. It doesn't detect any networks, even if i move the access point very close to the computer. I tried disabling all security on the access point. Tried changing channels. Tried resetting the access point to defaults and reconfiguring from scratch. Tried manually putting the SSID in on the iMac but none of it worked. The access point is a Linksys WAG54G with the latest firmware. If anyone can help me, please do because the AirPort is the ONLY way this computer can access the internet.

Just to clarify my situation:
Erase and install of Leopard
Airport card is detected:
Wireless Card Type: AirPort Extreme (0x14E4, 0x89)
Wireless Card Locale: Worldwide
Wireless Card Firmware Version: Broadcom BCM43xx 1.0 (4.170.25.10)
Current Wireless Network: wireless network not available
No networks are available for selection, (i can normally see 4 or 5)
System.log has:
Oct 27 00:07:04 my-names-imac SystemUIServer95: Error: Apple80211Scan() error 16
Oct 27 00:07:04 my-names-imac SystemUIServer95: Error: __performScan() failed, entering fail-save workaround..
Oct 27 00:07:07 my-names-imac SystemUIServer95: Error: Apple80211Scan() error -6
Oct 27 00:07:07 my-names-imac SystemUIServer95: Error: __performScan() failed (-6)
Oct 27 00:07:14 my-names-imac SystemUIServer95: Error: Apple80211Scan() error -6
I'm about two feet from my wireless router, none of the other (Tiger) computers have issues connecting to it.
Anyone else see the Apple80211Scan entries?

Airport Extreme Card missing after Leopard and Login & Keychain Update

After these updates the network prefs showed no Airport card installed, even though it had been there seconds earlier. This was buried at the bottom of a posting for a similar problem. Just wanted to make it easier for others to find.
"I'm having the same issue with an iBook G4 1.2Mz model. Having successfully installed Leopard (5 user license version) on my Macbook, I installed it on the G4. At first this worked until software update installed Login & keychain update 1.0 and Remote desktop client 3.2.1. When the iBook reset the airport extreme card wasn't there. The icon in the menu bar states No Airport card installed."
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That fixed it for me.

Ezz wrote:
Ok, I just installed the Login & Keychain update 1.0 from the software update and after rebooting my Airpot card does not get recognized anymore. This really ***** Apple!
Anyone else encountered this problem? Any known solution yet?!
Message was edited by: Ezz
Judging by the amount of posts it must be isolated. Mine works fine. Did you repair permissions ?
" Keychain-Administration or Privilege Issues after Upgrading to Leopard:
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The fastest method of determining if you have been bitten by this, open System Preferences, click on Accounts and verify that you are the Administrator as opposed to Standard, and that the checkbox asking if you want this user to be an Administrator is checked. If you are Standard, and the box is unchecked and/or greyed out, you have a situation most likely, whether you know it or not, yet.
Further verification can be done in the Accounts window by clicking the lock to make changes, entering your name and password and being denied access.
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I tried this. I also tried updating the CUPS config file as was noted elsewhere. The printer is a total no-show on Leopard.
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On Tiger it would just *be there* to print to. All the Panther computers see it as a "shared printer" in the printer box.
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Airport express not found after setup

I have a maddening situation. At the beginning of setting up my airport extreme, the computer has no problem finding the wireless device. However, after the A/E is configured and added to my current network (linksys router), the computer can't find the A/E anymore.
What's going on?

The following are Apple's instructions for setup using the Airport Setup Assistant, which is different from Airport Utility, but most of the steps are the same. Some are important for your installation, such as "do NOT select extend the range of my Airport..." and entering your network password correctly. Some steps, like plugging in the Airport, you probably already figured out
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Plug AirPort Express into a power outlet.
On your computer, join the wireless network created by AirPort Express.
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Select "Connect to my current wireless network."
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Choose the correct network (there may only be one) from the Wireless Network Name menu. If the wireless network is password protected, you will be prompted to enter the password. Enter the password and then click Next to continue.
Note: If you have difficulty with your password, you can get help with joining a third-party WEP-protected network.
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IMO, you have only one realistic option if you want to try to fix things as they stand (ignoring iPhoto) (i.e., without doing and erase and install and having an original iLife install DVD). Try a repair install of Sno by installing Sno over Sno as in an upgrade install. Such an install, while usually very safe, still is an install so be appropriated backed up if you proceed. You will need to reinstall the 10.6.2 combo updater.
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drwxr-x--- 3 oracle oracle 4096 Mar 1 13:23 admin
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