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Hi Stanley, I got out my PCMCIA disk (same one as yours) the other day, and it does not work as well as I remembered. The way I can get it to work (and I'll be the first to admit this is not an elegant workaround) is by removing it in device manager and rebooting. When it reboots, it finds the PCMCIA disk, installs it and gives it a drive letter. In my desktop system, I also have to remove the PCI IDE controller, which I don't use, but W95 insists on installing for me. Obviously, this may not be an exact workaround for your 701, but it should give you a couple of things to try. Lewis Stanley Chen wrote: > > To EP Brown & Mike Welch, > > I tried what you suggested and under Control Panel/ Disk Drives, I > show > "Generic IDE Disk Type<7" which is set up as C: so I assume is the HD > "Generic NEC Floppy Disk" which is set up as A: the 1.44 floppy. > So I don't show another drive at all. On the otherhand, under Hard > Disk > Controllers, I show a "Integrated Peripherals PCMCIA Hard Disk" which > has > the (!) on it and the Device Status shows it as "This device is not > present, not working Properly, or does not have all the driver > installed. > See your hardware documentation. (Code 10)". I'll assume that is the > problem. Unfortunately, I don't get this every time; sometimes there > is no > (!) marking the drive and the Device Manager shows it to be working > properly, but I still can't access it. >