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Scott, Well the 'Why' has already been answered. My suggestion to fix the problem would be to create a small FAT partition before the FAT32 partition, where the hibernate function can do its thing... I can't remember how big this should be... I think it's directly related to the RAM you have in your machine. cheers, Andrew. ---------- I'm running Win95 OSR2 with the drive formatted with FAT32. I cannot create a hibernation file, I get the (usual) highly descriptive error message "error creating hibernation file". Is this because of FAT32? If so, when is IBM going to fix it (or are they? I can't see them not, but stranger things have happened...) If it's not a FAT32 problem, any ideas what I can do to fix it?