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> disk will suspend and hibernate (hibernate file on FAT C:). Is there > something > about Win95 that can cause suspend / hibernate problems? ( I remove any stop > and remove any PCMCIA comm cards prior to attempting to suspend/) Yes, unfortunately; some windows components take a long time to shut down properly (even just for susoension), and some hardware suspend/hibernate buttons work too fast for this. Microsoft warns about this ins some docs, and suggests always suspending from the start button instead of from hardware. I've been having problems with my TP560 ever since I installed some new software (notably the DUN1.2 upgrade). I've had spotty luck hibernating from the function keys, decent luck using the TP560 'change battery' program (which is really just a hibernation function), and good luck using 'suspend' from the start menu. I'm still on an oldish BIOS revision; I wonder if newer ones would accomodate the sluggish new MS routines better. - David