Screwed up Intel Pro/Wireless2200bg Update

T-42, WindowsXP;
I wanted to do Access Connections update, but it required update of Intel Pro/Wireless2200bg. I tried 2200 update and was missing file mXML.msi. Tried various updates. No luck. Uninstalled Intel Pro/Wireless2200bg. Still no luck and get incorrect mXML.msi warning. Wired works; wirelss does not.
Now I want to find a file from which to reinstall original Intel Pro/Wireless2200bg. Cannot find it.
Life should have a backspace key. I would go back to last Friday and leave it all as it was!
tnx

victory4you,
this is a known problem with 15-inch Mid 2010 MacBook Pros — this model has a defect in its NVIDIA graphics. Apple had gratis servicing for this problem, but it was limited to three years from the date of purchase. You could try taking it to an Apple store to see if they’ll still do the servicing gratis, but it’s no longer guaranteed to be done gratis.

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Welcome to the forum!
I would strongly suggest upgrading to a newer card, such as Intel 2200BG, Intel 2915ABG or IBM/Atheros b/g or a/b/g
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