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On Sun, 21 Sep 1997 20:29:03 -0500, "Mik Tip" <miktip@worldnet.att.net> wrote: >After purchasing my 760EL, it came preloaded with Windows 95. > >Within the new computer I noticed it has a "hibernation" file >(pm_hiber.bin) in the c:\ drive. >The problem is this file is 76283904mb in size! > >Exactly what does this file do? it's a file that the system uses when it goes into suspend or hibernation modes. basically, the contents of ram are copied to disk on suspend, then copied from disk to ram on re-start > >Also I'm unfamiliar with the 'Windows 95 system" > >My older computer (760LD)had the upgraded Windows 3.1 to 95.(DOS my old >friend!) > >Under the Windows file folder the 760EL , in the 'options' file folder >there > >are 25 win95_01.cab files, at 1213952mb each. these are the install/setup files for win95. they are needed if you want to add certain programs or change some o/s options. don't delete (if you really need the disk space, back up to floppies) >These and files called Shell~1, 50 of them! i think that you can delete these, but should back them up first just in case. if memory serves, the system recreates ShellIconCache. >Exactly what do these files do? > >Thanks in advance! > > > Mik