Apple updates AirPort Utility 5.5.2 for Mac and Windows

"Resolves an issue that prevented the network password from being stored in the Keychain when the network on the 5GHz band was named differently"

I think not! I upgraded to 5.5.2 a couple of months ago. Today, I tried changing the name of my 5GHz network. After the Airport rebooted, I was able to get into the newly-named 5GHz network, no problem. I was able to see the 2.4GHz network but it would not let me in ("invalid password" ). I tried changing the password (to see if it would store a new password in the chain correctly) but no luck.

Why do modems suck? Every single time I turn my television on, it works. Same with my cell and home phone. Yet the Internet? Man, modems have a serious attitude problem. If I just look at my modem wrong it gives me trouble.

Using an Aiport Base Station has helped remove the "one more service provider to blame" from the situation (see; netgear, speedstream) but, trouble shooting a lost internet signal is such a pain in the ass.

Are modems just crappy technology. What's the deal?

i downgraded from os x 10.6.5 to the original snow leopard (10.6) and eversince my system is faster and more reliable

"Resolves an issue that prevented the network password from being stored in the Keychain when the network on the 5GHz band was named differently"

It turns out I had this problem, but it manifested itself by reverting back to the 2.4GHz g-band (when it couldn't log in through the 5GHz n-band). Strange... Hopefully this fix will resolve that.

Also note this update is for the Time Capsule also. As soon as I walked in the door, the update was staring me in the face.

I have updated, but AirPort does not reflect the 5.5.2 and keeps trying to get me to update again. I went ahead and did the AirPort Express Firmware update, but 5.5.2 keeps coming up over and over again. ??