Invalid key when reconnecting

I have the BEFW11S4 wireless router (v4) with firmware version 1.50.10.
When I try to connect my laptop wirelessly, it works....but when I disconnect and reconnect, it says "Invalid key". If I change the encryption key, it again works for one connection, but after disconnecting and reconnecting--Invalid key.
I am using WPA (TKIP).
Thanks in advance for your help!

I actually did try that...When I got my laptop, I upgraded the router's firmware to the most current edition (1.52.02) to get WPA encryption. However, my router would drop it's internet connection whenever I streamed video. After reading a message board about the same exact issue (http://hardware.mcse.ms/archive80-2005-12-267981.html), I set my firmware to the newest older edition I could find (1.50.10).
Thanks for your advice, but do you have another idea?

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Thanks for the patience.
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To: Savage, Rosemary
Subject: FW: Crystal Reports Server Installation Issue
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Hi,
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