Not connecting to Wireless Network

Hi,
I made 2 profile on my Macbook. One for Administrator and one for normal usage.
Now if i try to connect to Internet (wireless network), Airport Express detects the network but its not able to log me in. The error msg shows "The server response from server not too strong", but for same scenerio the other account detects the wireless network. And after i log in and switch user to Administrator, it works fine....Any suggestions?

Have you installed the latest updates for Airport? If
yes, that could be your problem.
The latest update from Apple has caused problems in
MacBook's wireless connection -> At times I had to
restart up to three times before it randomly worked
fine again. Perhaps logging off/on does the same
thing.
I'm having this issue and it's become more than just a minor annoyance. Has Apple acknowledged this and have they said if they're working on a fix?

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