Try rebooting, and see what happens.
Most wireless connections require a password before it connects. There usually is a password manager that will store them. This too will require a password.  When I boot in Fedora 8, the keyring manager asks for it's password, then it connects. In Suse 10.2 KWallet does exactly the same thing.
This means the connection will initially fail, until the user is logged in.
If the NDISwrapper module does not load, you may have to add it to the /etc/modprobe.d folder. When I first load the ndiswrapper module I also give these commands. Code: ndiswrapper -ma
ndiswrapper -mi
I haven't had to add it to the modprobe.d folder, as I find it is already there.
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