UB11B Wireless 11b USB Adapter - PC Crashes

PC Crash (BlueScreen) / UB11B Wireless 11b USB Adapter (ms 6823) :
Purchased 3 (three) of these devices to configure a wireless lan in home environment. Both of these devices are configured as follows:
Proc: AMD
OS: Windows XP Pro
Since the nstallation both of the PC are crashing (BlueScreen) quite often. This was an rare event befre these devices were nstalled.
Crash seem to have been causedby
ms6823.sys or NDIS .
This becoming annoyace and may resut in damaged har drive/ Loss of data. And MSI is not getting good reputation.
Help from any souce FORUM members and/ or MSI staff WILL BE greaely pprecaited.
Thanks
Moindar

Hi everyone,
I also encountered the same problem or even worst.
Here are the details below.
System:
Intel S875WP1-E entry serverboard latest bios P14.
Intel Pentium4 3.06 Ghz
2x 256MB DDR
2x 120GB Seagate SATA HDD - RAID1
1x 40X CDROM
1x Generic floppy
Windows XP Professional + SP1 + security patch.
1x UB11B Wireless 11b USB Adapter (ms 6823).
Drivers tried:
Original drivers came with the CD.
Latest from MSI support site.
As long as the UB11B is physically connected to the server and regardless it is hook up to an AP or not, the system will just go to BSOD without any reason. And this will happen just within 15 minutes
When server crashes, I always need to rebuild my array. I also encountered the same error as the NDIS.sys but not all the time. And sometimes other xxxxxx.sys files.
Alternatively, I used Intel PRO/Wireless 2011B LAN USB device. And it was working perfectly.
Can anyone from MSI support provide some inputs. We really can not use this MSI UB11B on this server.
Maybe there's any beta driver or firmware that we can use for this BSOD problem. We will be glad to try it.
Thanks,
George

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