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> any solution to this problem? Solution, no. Workaround, yes... You need to disable your power-on password. I believe this is done by typing space followed by a return at the password prompt, but please refer to your owner's manual for the exact procedure. > where the hell is ibm anyway? IBM is aware of the problem, and has stated that a BIOS patch is most likely needed to correct it. If so inclined, you can call the OS/2 support line at 800-992-4777 and refer to PMR# 0X827,PSG. This PMR# was issued about 3 weeks ago relative to various Thinkpad Warp/APM problems. The last I heard, this was not a very high priority item, as the aforementioned workaround does provide for a temporary fix. > ibm warp and ibm thinkpads can't even work together. This is somewhat disappointing, but on the whole I'm pretty happy with Warp in spite of these various annoyances. Hang in there! _________________________________________________________________ Karl E. Yeanoplos | (kyeanopl@den.mmc.com) Martin Marietta Corp. | P.O. Box 179/M.S. 5451 | Denver, CO. 80201 |