Installed woreless adapter driver and now machine powers on but with loud alarm and no os loads

The OS itself does not contain wifi. Wifi is hardware that is installed in the device. AS far as the OS is concerned, yes the OS does support the wifi networking protocols. You MAY have to load the wifi adapter driver(s) for you device if Windows does not have a native one that is compatible, however. You can determine whether or not the driver is installed by going to the DEVICE MANAGER and looking at NETWORK ADAPTERS. If there is no wireless adapter present or there is an exclamation mark alongside the adapter, then you need to load the driver to get wifi functionality within the OS.

Make sure you are on Windows 8 Desktop. Try download the Buffalo WLI-UC-GNM_E-105 driver and run setup.exe with XP SP3 compatible. After the installation, your Wireless-N150 Ultra-Compact USB 2.0 Adapter will be working fine in OS Windows 8.

Servers need the Drivers for the Drive array card.
The server should have come with a smartStart CD that has the drivers for it.
You are NOT going to get another OS on this machine unless you load the drivers for the adapter.
... and why put XP on a Server? that's not the optimal OS for the hardware.

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Hi.Try to install again your windows xp.need fresh windows xp installation because same of your operating system software device corrupted and missing.to recognizes that USB network adapter gadget.

Connect the USB adapter into ur Laptop
After the Laptop detects the device it will look for the device driver. Cancel the setup at that point.
Go to My computer , open the external drive and click on the setup.exe icon.

It will automaticaly install all the required things.

Before you start installing the driver, please don’t plug your USB TO Serial Adapter into the USB port of your computer.  Follow the steps below to install Windows® 98 or Windows® ME driver 5.1 Turn on the power of computer and make sure the USB port is enabled and can working properly. 5.2 Insert the driver of USB-SERIAL ADAPTER into CD-ROM drive. Select “Install Products - USB-SERIAL ADAPTER - Install”. 5.3 Select the “Next” to install.
Before you start installing the driver, please don’t plug your USB TO Serial Adapter into the USB port of your computer.  Follow the steps below to install Windows® 2000 driver 6.1 Turn on the power of computer and make sure the USB port is enabled and can working properly. 6.2 Insert the driver of USB-SERIAL ADAPTER into CD-ROM drive. Select “Install Products - USB-SERIAL ADAPTER - Install”. 6.3 Select the “Next” to install.  Before you start installing the driver, please Don’t plug your USB TO Serial Adapter into the USB port of your computer.  Follow the steps below to install Windows® XP driver 7.1 Turn on the power of computer and make sure the USB port is enabled and can working properly. 7.2 Insert the driver of USB-SERIAL ADAPTER into CD-ROM drive. Select “Install Products - USB-SERIAL ADAPTER - Install”. 7.3 Select the “Next” to install.
.1 Driver Installation (MAC OS X) 8.1.1 Power on your computer and make sure that USB port is enabled and working properly. 8.1.2 Insert the USB adapter software driver into CD-ROM driver. 8.1.3 Click "
USB-SERIAL ADAPTER\DRIVER\MAC\OS X " folder run on "PL2303_1.2.1r2.dmg", it will auto run the program and appear "PL2303 driver" folder in the desktop. 8.1.4 Click on "PL2303 driver" folder , execute "USBSerialOSX1.0.9b6.pkg" will auto install, you may change the driver directory that you want to install. 8.1.5 System will demand restart computer. 8.1.6 Plug in the USB-Serial adapter into USB port. 8.1.7 To make sure that your computer can use the device, you have check the "Apple System Profile"-"Device and Volumes". It will show the USB Device.It will show in USB port "USB-Serial Controller". 8.2 Driver Installation (MAC OS 8&9) 8.2.1 Power on your computer and make sure that USB port is enabled and working properly. 8.2.2 Insert the USB adapter software driver into CD-ROM driver. 8.2.3 Click "
USB-SERIAL ADAPTER\DRIVER\MAC\OS_89" run on "PL2303_OS9_v136b1.hqx",it will auto run the program and appear "ProlificUSBSerial" file. 8.2.4 Copy "ProlificUSBSerial" file into "system folder"-"Extension". 8.2.5 Plug in the USB-Serial adapter into USB port. 8.2.6 To make sure that your computer can use the device, you have check the "Apple System Profile"-"Device and Volumes". It will show the USB Device.It will show in USB port "USB-Serial Controller". Follow the steps below to install driver of USB-Serial adapter:
hope that helps you

This sounds like the imbalanced load alarm. This can occur with large heavy loads like blankets, bedding, lots of diapers (cloth), jeans etc. The best solution is to wash lighter loads and not overload the machine. If overloading continues, the machine could be damaged.

I had the same problem and was able to fix it by following the instructions in this link:

http://forums.cnet.com/5208-7590_102-0.html?forumID=67&threadID=300180

Apparently, the regular uninstall procedure does not completely uninstall the software drivers. Then, if new drivers or software are installed, a conflict is created between the old drivers and the new drivers. You have to first run the DellXPCleanUpUtility to completely clean out the old software drivers. Then, you can install the new drivers successfully.

your network adabet driver is not installl
do you have driver install it