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On 11 May 98 at 21:21, James Mckenzie wrote: > Pop the keyboard open and remove the battery. My guess is that it has > gone the way of a shorted out NiMH battery should go and got very, very hot. > If this does not fix the problem, call IBM EZ-Serve. You might be lucky > and the system is under warrenty. Much praise upon you kinsman. A combination of removing the battery and pushing the reset button has restored my baby to her former vigah! I'll have to search through the other batteries I have for another functional one. Ahem, the following is an admittedly dumb question, but ignorance will not be forestalled. Do the switches on IBM batteries actually serve any useful function? On all of my other laptops they served only as an indicator of charge/nocharge and weren't actually connected to anything internally. Thanks again for all the assistance. James James H. E. Maugham, V.P. Share the Technology Computer Recycling Project http://www.libertynet.org/~share