UB11B Windows XP (Sp1 & Sp2)

I'm having problems getting Windows XP Pro to load the driver for my UB11B Wireless Lan Adapter
Everytime I try (with both SP1 and now SP2) I get a Cannot Find a File Message and device manager reports it cannot load the driver.
Has ANYONE got this adapter to work successfully?
I've tried both the CD and the drivers from the web site

Gurleen80 wrote:
Thank you guys for your quick response.
However, I am not clear what you guys wanna say here, I simply want to know Which windows XP can I install on Macbook Pro (Laptop) using boot camp?
I will repeat what I already said given that you told us that you are running Lion on a newer MacBook Pro.
You should visit the Boot Camp forum https://discussions.apple.com/community/windows_software/boot_camp
And you should read the Boot Camp Help documents http://www.apple.com/support/bootcamp/
XP, regardless of version, is not going to work on a newer computer nor will it work if you are running Lion OS.

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Thank you guys for your quick response.
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