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>Something to do with what drivers are loaded when. >I do know it will not boot if the boot drive is converted to ntfs. Ouch! I consider that a major drawback, and would probably fail a server if I was doing a security audit on it. A well secured server has NTFS on the boot drive and most services running as non-privileged users so there's no way to corrupt/infect the boot disk. Hard to mess up xxx.dll when you don't have write access to it. <G> -Walden
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