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>If anyone has successfully installed NT (any version) on their ThinkPad >755c???? Apparently Microsoft has, as the 75x machines are on the official Hardware Compatibility List (at least for 3.5), which only includes gear that MS testers have actually tried out. Caveats: 1. No built-in PCMCIA support. And as far as I know, none of the card manufacturers is shipping NT add-in drivers yet, either. 2. Best available video resolution is 640x480x16, on both the LCD screen and external monitors. 3. Possible problems addressing Extended IDE hardrive space > 520 Megs. I'm not certain whether this applies to the large TP drives, but it is known that not all EIDE drives are 100% compatible with NT. As for what you can do to get 3.1 to install, my best advice is to run out and buy the upgrade. 3.5 has a much improved auto-installer, and runs a good deal faster in half as much RAM. A real solid product, I have it on my desktop machine now, too bad the above deficiencies make it a non-contender (for my needs anyway) as a notebook OS. Any further word from Windows 95 beta testers (I know there's at least one of you) on how it fares on a ThinkPad? Best, Tim Vetter Frankfurt uwe@odb.rhein-main.de (On topic and behaving himself, while trying desperately to stifle a giggling fit)