Cannot automatically connect to wi-fi after restart

Hi all,
I just set up my E1200 router to my PC running Windows 7 and it works perfectly in my house, except that after I restart or power off my computer, I have to manually reconnect to my wi-fi network everytime and re-enter my password. The check box next to "Connect automatically when this network is in range" is definitely selected. Is there a setting in the advanced settings of Cisco Connect that could be causing this?
The PC in question is the computer which has Cisco Connect installed in it. I've been connecting to my wi-fi network without interruption with my iPhone, FWIW.
Thank you!

I noticed that it takes a few seconds longer to reconnect to wi-fi after sleep, but it has consistently connected.

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