Rebooting causes lack of ability to connect

I made the switch to a MBP today after 13 years of windows. I have just about everything working great, except for some wireless issues.
I have a linksys wireless router running WPA on channel 6
I setup the wireless network from the icon in the top bar. Everything seems great - I just picked a network, types in the password and I was good to go.
After a reboot though, I am unable to connect to the internet. Odd thing is, I see full bars visible on the airport icon in the top bar, but am unable to connect. If I drop it down and pick 'other' network and re-setup the wireless network, it once again connects and works - but I am forced to do this after every reboot.
I tried open up my Network Preferences and switching between 'Automatic' and 'Preferred' but neither seem to make a difference after a reboot. This is with 10.4.6 and fully updated. Can someone please give me some ideas on how to fix this?

I see. This somewhat poses a problem for me as I am unable to change to WEP for business reasons.
Is there another solution that will allow me to connect everytime without issues? I dont mind paying for a program if it does the job.
Thanks!

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