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>I have a 760ED with Windows 95 operating system. When I stumbled >across the 18 million byte file in the root directory called >pm_hyber.bin I figured it must be a bloated cache and followed a >reclass instinct to delete it. Oops, it must be needed for >Thinkpad's system hybernation, because a message came up indicating a >new one had been created. QUESTION: Have I lost anything important? >Should I restore the one in the Windows trash bin? Thanks, >-- >John Carmody >E-mail: oam@ix.netcom.com John, I don't think deleting this proves any problems. It is simply a file that the machine writes to when you set it into hibernation. This file should be proportional to the amount of ram you have. If you don't have this file on your system, it can be created at any time. Therefore, you don't even need it if you're never going to hibernate. And if you are, just create one. -Mike