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Hi Eren I saw your message yesterday and have been thinking about your problem. I have a 760CD running Win95 (pre-OSR2) (previously Win3.11) but have never experienced the problem you outline. I have always been able to get 800x600x64k - even with earlier versions of the BIOS (currently I have version 1.24). I currently have installed IBM's Video Features v 1.22 (07/02/97) and Enhanced Video Features v 1.10 (08/02/96) which contain the latest drivers so far as I know. This gives me the choice in Control Panel/Display/Settings of 3 display adaptors - IBM ThinkPad (Cyber9320)VL and IBM ThinkPad (Cyber9385/82)VL as well as Trident Super VGA. I use the Cyber9385/82 drivers. I think I tried the 9320 setting but it seemed to make no difference. Do you have the ThinkPad Features program? If so, what alternatives does it give you for the display? In my case I have it set to 800x600x64k. If not, you need the Utility Features diskettes. Have you checked the set up in DOS using ps2? I don't think there is anything there that would cause your problem but you never know! The latest software updates for the ThinkPads are on http://www.us.pc.ibm.com/support/tps/dsktw95a.html but it sounds as though you have found them. I can't help with upgrading without the floppy drive as all my upgrades have been using the floppy drive. I don't think I would try it any other way! In message <9710091025.AA03408@nessie.apple.com>, Eren Kotan <ekotan@apple.com> writes snip > >I have just bought a second-hand ThinkPad 760CD and been trying to install >the latest Trident Cyber9320 VL Win95 video driver from IBM. I've read all >the on-line tech support docs related to this on IBM's web site, to no avail. >The generic Trident driver Windows offers only does 800x600x256 colours. I'd >really like to get 16-bit colour, so I've grabbed the latest driver disk >from IBM's support site. > snip -- Greg Terrell