POST failure D-Link DWL-520+ Wireless

Problem after adding D-link DWL-520+ wireless card. MSI 6195 Slot A BIOS A6195KMS V1.3, AThlon, WIN98SE with latest updates.
Fails in post 0101 VGA. But is not entirely consistent.
Removed all cards except ATI RAGE II problem persists but can boot 10% of time.
Removed DWL-520+ and booted to alter memory range of ATI card. Can now boot reliably and have wireless card working. However system remains a little unstable with random lookouts.
Second DWL-520+ gives same symptoms.
Any suggestions please?

In fact D-link came up with the later driver (which incidently is freely available at http://www.dlink.com.tw). So I made just one more attempt.
In between times I also tried this card in an ABit machine and it liked it even less!
So on about the 17th boot of the MSI6195 Win98 loaded and then after a while it locked up. This process corrupted the Windows registry so badly that SCANREG was unable to recover the situation.
I am therefore returning my D-link 22Mbps PCI card and have instead deployed a Linksys USB adapter. This interworks quite well with the remaining D-link PCMIA card and router. Obviously this will be at 11Mbps instead of the planned 22Mpbs. But that seems to be the price of reliability!
I can recommend the Linksys USB unit. It's compact, USB powered and has one little wrinkle if anyone is interested.
Thanks for your help.

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Before it gets too long, I would like to thank you in advance
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I'm very sorry for the late reply! First of all, thank you so much for the pointers.
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I cut and pasted a description from the Internet. It posted as a link in iPhoto. It seems to have made a global change--all my descriptions are now blue, underlined, and Times Roman 12 rather than Arial white. How can I get this back to the default?

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Neither my iPhone or iPad will print wirelessly to my Epson 520 wireless printer. My iMac running on OS X 10.6.8 will print wirelessly to the printed but it has an Epson file installed. What do I need to do?

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Any help??

nothing???

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