wireless usb network

I recently installed my ma101 netgear wireless usb
reciever to my windows xp laptop. WEhen I was setting up
the hardware, a popup message said that installing this
device could cause problems in the future and suggested
contacting the manufacturer. I clicked install anyway, is
this really a possible threat to my system? If so, what
could i do to uninstall since there is no actual "software
to uninstall.

I am sorry, the messgae that came up saID THAT THE DEVICE
DID PASS windows logo testing and it could be harmful to
the computer and allow viruses to come in. I ahve a
firewll on my router so is this still dangerous?
>-----Original Message-----
>I recently installed my ma101 netgear wireless usb
>reciever to my windows xp laptop. WEhen I was setting up
>the hardware, a popup message said that installing this
>device could cause problems in the future and suggested
>contacting the manufacturer. I clicked install anyway, is
>this really a possible threat to my system? If so, what
>could i do to uninstall since there is no
actual "software
>to uninstall.
>.
>

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"Tuck" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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>I am sorry, the messgae that came up saID THAT THE DEVICE
> DID PASS windows logo testing and it could be harmful to
> the computer and allow viruses to come in. I ahve a
> firewll on my router so is this still dangerous?
>>-----Original Message-----
>>I recently installed my ma101 netgear wireless usb
>>reciever to my windows xp laptop. WEhen I was setting up
>>the hardware, a popup message said that installing this
>>device could cause problems in the future and suggested
>>contacting the manufacturer. I clicked install anyway, is
>>this really a possible threat to my system? If so, what
>>could i do to uninstall since there is no
> actual "software
>>to uninstall.
>>.
>>