Windows XP does not start, I see is a screen that says: 'Intel Inside Pentium 4 '.

I removed the B wireless card to install a new Wireless G/N, when I tried to start XP, it would not start. All I get is the screen Intel Inside... what I did wrong and how to make XP to start?  No screen BLUE HOWEVER...

It is difficult to say with this little information, but assuming that you opened the computer (which make and model?) to swap wireless adapters, you probably knocked something loose.  Reopen the computer and make sure that all cards are well calibrated and that all cables are properly connected.

It is also possible, but less likely - that if you don't take precautions against discharges of static electricity that you fried something.  But try to check the cable connections and loose first PCI cards.

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