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I've been using it for a few months on my 755CD also without any problems, I had disabled hibernation anyway so I didn't run into any real problems. I also had to install it from the hard drive. On Fri, 17 Jan 1997, Richard Chalk wrote: > I have it installed on a 760ED...the only problem I had was that after > Partitioning and formatting the HD in FAT32, the machine refused to let me > install the CD-ROM driver diskette (DOS) so that I could install the > Windows95 OSR2 from CD. I copied the CD driver files and config.sys and > autoexec.bat commands manually onto the HD, and then it installed OK. > > You need the HIMEM.SYS file, and the Device=HIMEM.SYS also on the HD, since > it runs a version of SCANDISK that requires it at the beginning of install. > > Depending on the particular machine, note any peculiarities from IBM. For > example, on the 760ED it is necessary to go with Custom Install, and remove > the S3 Video device drivers from the list of equipment. This was true in > the original W95 as well. > > All of the IBM drivers and features installed without difficulty. > > Regards, > Richard > > At 09:29 AM 1/17/97 GMT, you wrote: > > Has anyone upgraded a Thinkpad to the new Windows 95? The Mini-FAQ I > >found on the web states (uncertainly) it doesn't work with previous > >Thinkpad models, and I was thinking of trying it out on my 701. Anyone > >tried it yet? > > epbrown > >epbrown@enteract.com > >Laptop Central, home of the Portable Computing FAQ > >http://www.enteract.com/~epbrown > > > > > > >