ATV2 wifi invalid password message

Hi I have an ATV 2 that I bought a couple months ago.  At the time I was using Qwest DSL with a Linksys wrt400 dual band wireless router and the ATV worked fine despite the poor signal from Qwest.  Recently I switched to comcast and now when I attempt to connect the ATV to the same Linksys router I receive a message saying invalid password.  I've tried connecting after disabling the router security, changing the passwords, changing the router channels, and did a reset as well.  We have an imac, several pc's, an ipad, itouches, iphones, and a blackberry that all connect with no problem but no success with the ATV.  What am I missing?

Invalid password for what?

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