Windows Firewall temp disabled when connecting to Linksys E2500

About 3 months ago, I installed Linksys E2500 wireless router for my laptop Windows XP Pro. I have router firewall and Windows Firewall on.
I notice that sometimes when I startup laptop, balloon pop up sand Windows Security Center saying Windows Firewall is off. After less than 2 seconds, it turns back on, disappearing the ballon.
Also, if I right-click and press "repair" on the bottom right screen for my Wireless network connection, WHILE it is searching/connecting to network, then the balloon pop up will happen again.
No events shown in logs.
Avast Boot Scan, Malwarebytes, SuperAntiSpyware, Spybot, clean.
What happening, I worried because this is my profession/work computer?

Do you experience this problem on your other computers wired and wirelessly connected to your router? This might be a Windows XP OS issue and not with the E2500. Please try to make sure that the Firewall software that you installed are “turn on” from Action Center. And please try to make sure that your Anti-Virus software’s were updated and working properly on your computer.
Please view this link as your reference:
http://www.bitdefender.com/support/what-to-do-when-windows-security-center-reports-antivirus-antispy...

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