Install pb with wifi pci card PC54G

Help,
in my periferal i can see the card but when i try to install MSI drivers from the CD
the install runs til the end,i click finished and then nothing !
the program WLAN utilities is installed but the drivers for the card are not there.
the card is not usable !
on my PCn.2 it installed correctly !
HELP !
my config is
PCn.1
Duron 1600
Abit NF7s
Samsung 2x 512 PC2700
Win XP Pro SP1a
PC n.2
Athlon 2200+
MSI KT4 ultra
noname 2x 256 PC2700
Win XP Pro SP1a

i flashed my motherboard with the latest avilable BIOS
changed of PCI slot (just in case)
re installed the drivers from CDRom
it still doesn't work
i think i' going to try next the technique called "kick in the case"

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