I'm sure you are speaking of a PCI card -- but by chance, could this be a 
USB Linksys?  Older machines are a lot of trouble with newer USB devices.

if this is in fact an internal card, try experimenting in your BIOS settings 
with assigning and unassigning IRQ's.

just my .02 dollar's worth.

--gary r. tennesen
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>I was trying to set up my wireless network, so I bought my router and 2 
>wireless cards. I've got the router working and 1 card in a newer XP 
>machine, but I have an older machine that was recently been upgraded to XP 
>from 98 SE. The card installs but I keep getting an error code 10 after 
>installing. I've tried several times to install it (uninstalling the 
>hardware and drivers and downloading the latest drivers) and used the 
>Linksys net check tool, it says, "your hardware is working fine". I 
>uninstalled the modem to free up space on the list of IRQ's, so far nothing 
>has worked. I've been working with Linksys support and they haven't been 
>able to help either, it's been a couple of days between e-mails with 
>Linksys and they keep telling me to do the same thing. HELP!!!
>
> Robert Matthews
 

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