Why can't I figure out how to change the settings? I don't know, it doesn't seem to respond to "standard" key combos to get into a setup menu, so I am figuring it doesn't have one. There are a million and one unnamed jumpers on the MB, so I don't know if it is one of those, it doesn't seem to keep settings done thru gsetup (the program I used for my old IBM ATs and clones). I don't have a manual for it, and a quick look online turned up no info (I didn't spend a huge amount of time looking, as the system isn't very valuable to me). Why can't I use it unless it has a 3.5" drive? Because the only place a 386 is of any use to me right now, is to work as an interviewing station for a particular software package. But the application runs off a 3.5" DD disk. So if I can't get it to work with a 3.5, I can't use it (and currently, it doesn't seem to accept the DD disks in the 3.5 drive when swapped for the DD 5.25 drive, which I though a little odd, as in my past experience, I have usually gotten computers to recognize a drive and use its lowest supported disk format without messing with BIOS settings, the exception being systems that just didn't support a 3.5 at all, but since this has cutouts for 2 3.5" drives, I have to assume it should work with them.) As a result, this machine's HD, RAM, CGA card, screws, jumpers, and dust plates are of more value to me than the working unit (I normally would want the PS, but it isn't a standard AT connector, so I will just strip the fan from it). Since it IS a fully working, useable 386, I offered it here first, but no one seems to want it, so I am going to strip it next chance I get (probably later today, or tomorrow, I need the bench space back that it is chewing up). -chris <http://www.mythtech.net>