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> and all of the back-up diskettes are made. It's time to format and > re-install this puppy to remove any extraneous crap I'll never use > again. I would do this with some care. Genuine crap (like the online service stuff) is easily tossed; apparent crap (like the PC Card director) can turn out unexpectedly useful! (I recently used it when debugging a portable CDROM installation. Incidentally - for the record, CMS Enhancements CDROM drives don't appear to be compatible with the 560. > Does the file for hibernate and suspend get written properly on a > disk using FAT32? You probably know this, but (a) FAT32 will slow your system down marginally, (b) make some DOS apps not work, (c) lose you some degree of IBM support, (d) was the single largest source of problems on alt.windows95 before the introduction of IE4, and (e) will reclaim less space than drivespace, even if the latter is in 'no compression' mode. Just a reminder. > pc card hard drive. Does anyone know what I'd need to copy from the > /Cabs directory to get an install disk, aside from all the .cab files > themselves? This is discussed at length in the Windows 95 FAQ; what I've done in a similar situation is (a) had all the 'dos' stuff (from \windows\command), (b) The setup and config files from disk 1 of the backup set you made with the factory. - David R.