Firmware 7.4.1: Unable to log to authenticated shares (error 1203)

Current setup:
Windows XP Professional SP3;
AirPort Extreme (802.11n) with Gigabit;
AirPort Extreme Firmware v7.4.1;
AirPort Base Station Agent v5.4.1;
AirPort Disk sharing enabled as "With Accounts";
USB attached disk formatted on Leopard as UFS+ with Journal, no case sensitive;
Workgroup "WORKGROUP" set on both AirPort Extreme and Windows machines;
Usernames with and without whitespaces;
The above is my setup and it was all working fine until updated AirPort firmware from 7.3.2 to 7.4.1. After the firmware update, I lost access to my authenticated shared volumes on the AirPort Extreme. I was able to connect only as a Guest. For authenticated access, I receive the Windows dialog "Unknown user, incorrect password, or login is disabled. Please retype the login information or contact the disk's administrator (1203).".
Tried to update AirPort Base Station Agent from 5.2 to 5.4.1, didn't worked.
While on 7.4.1, tried to create a new user. Used this new user to connect, it didn't. Tried any of old users, didn't worked.
Restored back AirPort Extreme v7.3.2, authenticated access was reinstated.
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Tries done to fix this issue:
Power cycling: Not Fixed
Reseting configuration after updating to 7.4.1: Not Fixed
Reseting configuration before updating to 7.4.1: Not Fixed
So far, only fixed by leaving 7.3.2 running.
What a shame Apple, what a shame...

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