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Thanks to all for the hints - I'll let you all know what happens. Just one comment - to those of us who are not Linux literate the "just create a Linux boot CD and ...." type suggestions could do with a teeny bit more explanation <grin> >> 1-right click, rename the file, reboot, delete it then. Right or left click causes Explorer to consume vast amounts of CPU and do nothing! >> 2-boot in safe mode, try deleting it, or renaming it. For some reason Win2K will not offer the "Safe mode" menu unless it spots a problem during boot - no idea why. >> 3-google for the file name itself. This may be a known issue and have fixes available. I doubt it - see answer below. >> 4-boot from your system CD and try renaming/deleting it. System CD? You don't think that $2,500 IBM laptops come with such an expensive option do you! Dreamer! >> just for the fun of it, what is the file's name Jon? ~WRF2693.tmp - it was one It thinks it is 150+Mb but I doubt that is real. Jon Paris Partner400 www.Partner400.com
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