Trouble Installing PC60G Wireless Card

Hi,
I recently bought I PC60G Wireless card and am trying to install it on a windows XP 32 bit machine. I can't even get the operating system to recognize it's a wireless card, it seems to recognize it as a SCSI/RAID controller. I tried switching PCI sockets, but to no avail. I know the PCI sockets are working. If anyone out there can help, please do.
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