We had some servere weather recently and my WHS was affected.  Lighting hit near by casuing the electricity to go out.  Once it was restored I powered on the server and received blue lights.  However, when I try to RDC in or use the WHS console I'm unable to connect. Through some troubleshooting I've identified that the network card seems to have fried. I realize I'm SOL because of implemented both memory and CPU upgrade hacks thus voiding my warranty.  I have a spare USB wireless adapter I was hoping to use so I purchased a SATA HD enclosure and installed the primary drive into it.  After changing the boot order of my laptop and desktop to use USB-HDD as the first choice, I attached the SATA enclosure via USB.  Both devices booted up to the Windows 2003 Server screen but then instantly went to the BSOD. I has an unused USB wireless adapter that I could use but without being able to login not sure I have any other choice but to send to HP and pay for the repair - most likely costing as much as the MediaSmart server.  Any other ideas on how to get ethernet access installed on the server?

This brings a question/concern with the design of the MediaServer.  In the event you can't log in to the server because of hardware issues how do you fix the server?