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Never mind, I've got it. In Windows 95, you go into the Windows directory, scroll down to a shortcut called "exit to DOS", click on advanced and add the necessary drivers to the config.sys box (I cut and pasted them for the config.sys created when I installed the drivers). When you click on the shortcut, it reboots you into DOS with the drivers loaded. It doesn't recognize a compressed drive (I suspect the Win95-compressed drive is incompatible with IBM's 16-bit pc card drivers), but I can write and read to the drive now. Just for anyone else's FYI... epbrown On Fri, 27 Dec 1996 04:19:46 GMT, you wrote: " I need to access my pc card hard drive in DOS mode with Windows 95. "Rebooting to DOS loses all the pc card drivers, and I'd like to load some "under DOS. I've added the old 16-bit IBM drivers to my drive and written "the proper config.dos, but it's looking like the only thing that'll work is "completely removing Windows PCMCIA drivers and going back to the PC Card "director. Anyone know of a workaround? " epbrown "epbrown@enteract.com "Laptop Central, home of the Portable Computing FAQ "http://www.enteract.com/~epbrown " " epbrown@enteract.com Laptop Central, home of the Portable Computing FAQ http://www.enteract.com/~epbrown