> It may very well be your EIDE i have seen a few problems with those. What wa
> it.......i think that they suggested using the win95 driver and it would
> still work well but that would be a bit hard in your situation. Is there a
> driver that you can use besides the one you have in now, and then install 95

  There are no drivers.  The EIDE controller I have is built into the
motherboard, and is handled completely by the BIOS.  Works quite well too.
(Gotta love those ASUSTeK Motherboards!)

> If all else fails try the MS tech support...... Good luck with it.

  I already did.  They were completely useless.  I've since given up on it
(it runs moderately well on the 486, and I don't need to run Win32 apps all
that badly.  I'll just stick to OS/2 on my Pentium system. =)  )

  Thanks for your suggestions anyhow...

                            /\/ Richard Glidden \/\

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