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Hello everyone struggling with their external monitor attached to their 760 running Windows 95. Here's how you get the damn thing to work. Reboot, hold down the F1 key. When the EZ-Setup menu comes up, go to 'config' and select 'system board'. The BIOS date should be at least January 30, 1996 and the last two numbers of the BIOS part number should be '30' or higher. If not, you need to grab the BIOS update from http://www.pc.ibm.com/listfiles.html. sytpf110.exe dated Feb 6th Once your BIOS is current then all you need are the following files: vtp76095.exe dated Oct. 29th - Cyber video driver for Win95 (extract .exe -> Display Properties -> Settings -> Change Display Type ->Have Disk) uttp1311.exe - Updated utilities 1/3 dated Feb. 26 uttp2301.exe - Updated utilities 2/3 dated Feb. 26 uttp3101.exe - Updated utilities 3/3 dated Feb. 15 Once you install all this stuff go to ThinkPad Features, select the 'CRT only' button, go to the Display and you should have full use of all the buttons (resolution, refresh rates, etc.) If not, you may want to turn off the enhanced video (upper right button for video capture) reboot and try again. I've now got 1024x768x8bpp cruising at 75Hz on an external monitor from a 760CD/P120. Regards, -Ted ******************************* Ted Frederick Strategic Programs Manager Worldwide Practice Management Cadence Design Systems, Inc. T:408.894.2275 F:408.894.3484 ******************************* "The idea that information can be stored in a changing world without an overwhelming depreciation of its value... is false." -Norbert Weiner (the father of 'Cybernetics'), 1950