Internet signal but no Windows XP internet connection

I have a MacPro partitioned using BootCamp and can access the internet using the Mac OS side but when I open to the Windows XP partition, I have an "excellent" signal denoted in the lower right hand corner but can not get a connection to the internet using Explorer. I can use a ethernet cable attached to my Mac and access the internet while in Windows
I went to the microsoft website to apply the hot fixes offered without resolve to the problem.
My question is this: What is wrong? Is the configuration used on the OS Partition for AirPort different for Windows? Could it be the channel being used. I am very overwhelmed by all the different lettering being used to denote this or that and though I have been trying to work on this for over a week, I can not find a forum that addresses this. My router is a Linksys and the main PC and my Mac are working fine but it is the Windows thing. Can anyone suggest, being as specific as possible as to how to fix this.
Any help would be very much appreciated!

I just spent 2 hours trying to get a windows Xp to connect to a airport extreme. When I first started, I needed the hex key to connect the windows machine; I got the key and it connected fine. When I start the airport admin utility, it told me it the version installed was not compatable with the base station, but every thing worked. I decided that I better update the admin utility, so I installed what came with the base station. When I started the new version of the the utility,it found a update for the base station. So, I let it update the firmware. I don't know if the windows would have connected because I did not test it. Once the firmware was updated, the windows machine connects but does not aquire a IP address. I am using WEP and the wep key works just fine with the MacBook.
It seems like this is the same problem others are describing, but also seems to be linked to either the firmware update or the admin utililty. Has everyone witht problems updated the firmware in the base station?

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