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• XP installs not on Satellite A300 PSAGCA with the AHCI enabled

  Hello... I hope someone can help,

  As the owner of a Toshiba product and having to rebuild the .inf for the HD one audio file couple of years ago, I was invited devours advice here for my problems with XP facilities with several friends who have decided to abandon Vista and UPGRADE to XP.

  My brother just bought an A300 PSAGCA-03C010 after that I made that I would be able to install XP as some of its video editing software which only works on XP.

  In desperation after spending almost 2 full days to try to get it to work in AHCI mode... I have someone ask if they found appropriate for Intel drivers:

  Intel PM45 rev 07
  South chip Intel 82801 IM (ich9-m)

  I slide 3 dics streaming with the drivers of Intel so far and all go as far as loading XP but when finally restart XP get the BSOD... it is with AHCI in the bios. I can easily install XP with compatibility mode, but the performance of the system is slower than a P3 with 256 MB of ram.

  I find drivers from Intel, but none of them actually SIMPLY specify ICH9-m or 82801-IM, which is the exact chipset of the laptop going by CPU - Z and, of course, none of them work after the initial format in AHCI setting.

  So I'm better off just to exit the bios on the compatibility setting because it needs XP to its programs work and suffering from the loss of major speed or anyone know driver exact sata I need to wake or anyone know how to install the drivers after installing in XP compatibility mode... I tried several methods without success.

  Thank you
  Mark

  Hello

  You have not installed the SATA drivers and so you are not able to install the XP with AHCI enabled.

  You tired to include the wrong chipset. The SATA drivers are placed in Intel Matrix Storage Manager.
  The IMSM contains the SATA files that could be included in Win XP using nLite software.

  I recommend downloading the IMSM from Intel page and choose the package that contains the files and folder of disk I think the file is called F6FLPY

  Big names

• Is there a way to make a disc ssd to work on an Inspiron E1405 with AHCI enabled?

  Recently I branch a new samsung 256 gb 840pro ssd drive for my E1405, but I discovered that the bios does not have the option to switch to AHCI mode which is necessary for the new disc.  Is there a way to get out of this limitation, or I just need to live with it?

  Thanks Jackshack.

  He did actually work and its much faster than my old drive.  However, I felt disappointed because the sequential read and write speeds was approximately 120 as opposed to my desktop computer, which is AHCI enabled processor intel core i5 with 6 GB of RAM on Windows 7, which uses the same drive was about 250 MB/s.

  Also, if you'd respond, how is it with AHCI enabled, the sequential transmissions are much lower than the maximum possible speed of 540/530 MB / s, even if my desktop is much more newer than my laptop?  What are the possible bottlenecks in this case?

  Kind regards.

• How can I check if the AHCI is enabled on my Pavilion dv7 1199ed?

  Hi all

  I recently bought a new SSD (Samsung 830 128 GB) to replace one of the two HARD drives containing faulty sectors. To use the TRIM, I need the SATA controller that AHCI enabled. How I check that? BIOS is unfortunately limited.

  If AHCI is not enabled, how can I activate it?

  Some data: Pavilion dv7 1199ed (I have no product number, because I'm sending you this issue of my work (don't tell my boss), my laptop is at home), using triple boot Vista, Ubuntu 12.04 (both on the HARD drive) and Debian Wheezy (freshly installed on the SSD).

  Thank you!

  Hello

  Even if the option is not available in the bios, AHCI is enabled by default.

  Kind regards

  DP - K

• Tecra A11 - 1F4 (PTSE0E-OM6052EN) which XP AHCI driver?

  I am trying to install the drivers for XP on a Tecra A11 AHCI;

  I have a ghost image that loads on this laptop in compatibility mode in the BIOS and I try to update the driver for the drive in AHCI controller, restart & change the disk to AHCI mode in the BIOS.

  That's what I usually do for HP laptops, we have, and it works most of the time.

  Storage power Toshiba drivers are in the form of an executable that will only work if you have AHCI enabled, how anyone runs in compatibility mode supposed to use these?
  They don't even extract driver files, you can use only the .cab files and an installer.

  I have listed in the device under IDE ATA/ATAPI controllers Manager;

  Intel (R) 5 Series/3400 Series Chipset Family 2 port Serial ATA Storage Controller - 3B2D
  Intel (R) 5 Series/3400 Series Chipset Family 4 port Serial ATA Storage Controller - 3B 28
  Primary IDE channel
  Primary IDE channel
  Secondary IDE channel
  Secondary IDE channel
  3 entries for Peter card reader &

  Intel drivers, I downloaded from-

  s http://downloadcenter.Intel.com/Confirm.aspx?httpDown=http://downloadmirror.Intel.com/21730/eng/f6flpy-x86.zip&lang=eng&DwnldID=21730&DownloadType=Driver & OSFullname = Windows + XP + *.

  .. .and it gives me the list of controllers to choose;

  Intel (R) 5 Series 4 Port SATA AHCI Controller
  Intel (R) 5 Series 6 Port SATA AHCI Controller
  Intel (R) 5 Series/3400 Series SATA AHCI Controller
  Intel (R) 7 Series Chipsets SATA AHCI Controller
  Intel (R) 7 series/C216 Chipset Family SATA AHCI Controller
  Intel (R) Desktop/Workstation/Server Express Chipset SATA AHCI Controller
  Intel(r) ICH10D / DO SATA AHCI Controller
  Intel(r) ICH10R SATA AHCI Controller
  Intel(r) ICH7M/MDH SATA AHCI Controller
  Intel(r) ICH9M - E / M SATA AHCI Controller
  Intel (R) Mobile Express Chipset SATA AHCI Controller

  The device ID of the controller (Intel (R) 5 Series/3400 Series Chipset Family 4 port Serial ATA Storage Controller - B 3, 28), I'm trying to install the drivers AHCI is;
  PCI\VEN_8086 & DEV_3B28 & SUBSYS_00011179 & REV_06\3 & 115 83659 & 0 & FA

  Please can someone tell me which of these to use with the above material?

  It takes me ages to build, install, bluescreen & rebuild to try again...

  Thanks for sharing!

• Z420 - RAID + AHCI problem

  Hello

  using z420, Firmware is up to date, Windows 8 - with the latest drivers from HP Homepage.

  Storage mode is set to RAID + AHCI.

  Samsung 840 PRO SSD attached to the SATA Port 0 (AHCI 6 GB/s)

  2 x Samsung Barracuda attached to 3 + 4 Port SATA (AHCI / 3 GB/s) running RAID 1

  The problem is that my SSD is NOT detected in Mode AHCI (detected as IDE) - and hence the Performance struggles.

  When I detach the 2 Barracuda and change the storage Mode in the BIOS to AHCI only (without RAID) and restart Windows (driver AHCI enabled in the registry) the SSD is correctly detected as AHCI and offers a desired speed.

  Back to the RAID + AHCI the SSD is again detected in IDE mode.

  Is there a problem with RAID + AHCI Mode that the SSD is detected as NO AHCI?

  Hope someone can help me with that.

  Thank you

  Andreas Schnederle-Wagner

  well - I was able to solve the performance problem now!

  I replaced the rest of iaStorA.sys with the iaStorA.sys RST version - and now the system SSD full speed...

  I have attached 2 Screenshots - "before.jpg" watch my setup with performance problems. "after.jpg" my current setup with maximum performance!

  Only problem left is the name of the SSD paralyzed device - but I hope that it is not a problem...? ! ?

  Andreas Schnederle-Wagner

• HP Pavilion Dv6t-7000. How to check the AHCI?

  Hi all, I want to install a MAC OS on my laptop hp dv6t-7000. but requiment is the HARD drive must have an AHCI enabled.

  So I read some information on this subject and a few other guys said my laptop auto AHCI but I can't install this OS because AHCI is not activate errors.

  Can someone tell me how to check and make sure that the AHCI is enabled on my laptop?

  Product of my cell phone number is A3E82AV.

  TKS for your help and sorry for my English.

  Kind regards.

  Hello:

  The simple way to check if your laptop drive controller is set to AHCI or RAID (it will be one of the two, and they is not editable by any means) is to do the following.

  To check if the drive is set to AHCI, go to Device Manager. Look at the categories of device.

  If the laptop is AHCI, there will be a category of devices IDE ATA/ATAPI controllers.  Click to expand this category and you will see the name of the controller sata which are listed there.  For the chipset of your model, you should see that an Intel (r) 7 Series Chipset Family SATA AHCI Controller listed.

  If your laptop drive controller is set to RAID, look further down the list of device category, and you'll see a category of storage controllers. Click to expand that, and if your laptop drive controller is set to RAID, you should see a controller Intel (r) Mobile Express Chipset SATA RAID.

  Here is how you can determine which mode the inverter of your laptop SATA is configured for.

• AHCI disabled on desktop XPS 8900

  I installed a new Samsung 500 gb SSD 850 EVO in my new XPS 8900 to my boot drive. When I select AHCI in the BIOS to work with my SSD, I get a message INACCESSIBLE_BOOT_DEVICE. After some research, it seems that AHCI is disabled and only the RAID is available. In order to optimize my SSD, I need AHCI enabled. How do I do that?

  Here's a post on another forum-

  Activate the AHCI after installing Windows

  You can also do a search on Google for the words there are other methods involving the modification of the registry. You can also reinstall Windows and update the UEFI before you start the reinstallation.

• Install Windows 7 on Satellite C850

  I recently brought the Toshiba C850 and it had Windows 8 on it so as every time I buy a computer I've reformatted this time I used that utility damm Toshiba now the drive is empty, but when I start the computer to boot from the CD rom it gives me no. Bootable Device.

  What I do I can't use Windows 8 hate it, but I can't get 7 is installed
  Help, please

  Hello

  Windows 8 start you must enable secure boot and the UEFI BIOS.
  If you want to install another system with the exception of win 8, secure boot should be turned off and you have to go to the BIOS of CMS.

  AHCI enabled means that you use the HDD in SATA mode. AHCI disabled means that the HARD drive would be valid in IDE mode.

• Pavilion p6717c: p6717c bios update

  Hello

  I have worked to set up a simple raid 1 (mirroring) array on this system. The hard drive failed and had to be retrieved from an OEM CD (it worked). I finally got AHCI enabled and works. Trying to get this working, I loaded the firmware/BIOS for H-RS880-ΜATX and should have charged N-Alvorix-RS880.

  Now, when I try to load N-Alvorix-RS880 bios, it always fails with a return code of 252. How Flash the correct BIOS down now that I made this mistake?

  Thank you!

  @USMC-Tanker, welcome to the forum.

  You actually flash updated the correct BIOS.  This is the page for Specifications of the motherboard of the computer.  The Mobo is H-RS880-ΜATX.  It would not have flashed if it was inaccurate.

  Please click on the button + Thumbs up if I helped you and click on accept as Solution If your problem is resolved.

• Encrypting the entire disk - Satellite A200 - 1 G

  Hello!

  I have a big problem and the search for any solution. Firstly sth on my configuration components, and the portable computer hardware.
  It's Toshiba A200 - 1 gb (European product code), which is the Santa Rosa with Intel Core 2 Duo T7300 platform on Intel P965 chipset. It comes with a SATA drive and I think with AHCI enabled (?) (I have no possibility of control via the bios). In the end it is ATI HD2600 Mobility.

  Problems:
  Vista HP - installed via Recovery disk from Toshiba, after installing, everything is ok, after encryption (no matter if "while working" or"boot"), I often receive BSoD like a fist in my face almost every 10 minutes: /.

  XP PRO SP2 - installed as any new install, after encryption I get BSoD occasionally and bugs as "Socket buffer overflow" or more often "could not write to disc - something with disc buffer.

  I'm looking for solutions, there's a pretty big chance that these errors are not connected with Compusec (although all reported cases after WDE), perhaps it's because third-party drivers or smth.

  If at the end of my question:
  1. are there any known issues with CompuSec or general with Encrypting the entire disk to my Toshy?
  2. What is that AHCI - enabled or disabled?

  PS: I'm losing hope... in fact my drive is 200 GB, such encryption takes so long to buy tiles there encryption only with one

  Hey,.
  So, is not an easy task because barely anyone here working with it. Have you already talked to the application programmer? I checked the site and does not guarantee that the drive encryption works under all the configuration of the computer.

  So, maybe you can try encryption TPM that is built into Vista and can encrypt your drive too. It s secure and it costs nothing. It s do the same job as your compusec and you have officially supported by microsoft.

  First, update the bios and check your bios settings. I can't really help you because I have never worked with this compusec, but you should visit the site Web of EC Infosystems and ask in their forum for bugs with tohshiba books/Santa Rosa platforms/etc...

  I hope that you have little chance, if not I suggest you try the TPM.

  Cheeers

• Satellite L735-103 bios recognize 850 Evo SSD

  Hello!

  My HARD drive has stopped working so I bought an Evo 850 SSD to replace. The problem is that the Bios not recognize, even with the AHCI enabled.

  Does anyone have a solution?

  Concerning

  I am also having the same problem... but I have a different model to yours (L50-B02l) and my Intel SSD 520 will not be detected by the bios. I think it is a Toshiba wide problem rather than a problem of incompatibility of model.

• xw6400: trying to move to Win7

  Hello

  I am trying to improve my operating system from Vista to Windows 7 Ultimate 32 bit but I get the following error:

  "Windows cannot install required files. The file may be corrupted or missing. Make sure all files required for installation are available, and restart the installation.

  "Error code: 0 x 80070570.

  I tried burning at 2.5 x speed dvd to start and create a USB boot and still get the same message.

  It will basically stop at 1-2% and the error pops up.

  I also bought new ram

  Any help is appreciated

  Specification of the system here:

  

  

  Error message below:

  

  Advice of Skylarking is correct, and below are a few things added for you based on experience of the real world with this workstation.  I just checked my account on the xw6400s I have personally upgraded to Windows 7 Professional 64 bit... its over 30 now.  I've never had a failure to upgrade.   Here are some tips:

  1. your serial number of chassis of 2UA711123B is near the beginning of the production of this workstation run.  The xw6400s have each on eBay and the game, that I worked with was pretty random of all through the race.  Yours was the 4th overall of the 30 files I have.  So, it may not be able to accept the quad core faster than HP approved for this workstation and probably also has an IDE and not SATA CD ROM  More about that below.

  2. you use an old BIOS... 2.10. you must first pass by... 2.38. you can get this installer of HP BIOS, unzip it in its standard task at the level of the root of C and then go and get the file out of the folder BACK .bin and put it on the top level of a USB key.  Then cold boot in the BIOS, with whom, in a USB port and F10 in BIOS and update your BIOS from BIOS.  You're not start in this thumb drive... you just have it access since the primitive operating system which is called BIOS.  This is the safest way to update the BIOS.  Or, you want to maybe just update in VISTA Installer (less safe).

  3 suppose that you do a clean install on a SSD... which you really should do in this day and age.  You want modern capabilities of AHCI enabled, and which is done through a BIOS setting.  After having completed your upgrade of BIOS 1.38 check back into the BIOS and place emulation SATA on "RAID + AHCI.  Even if you will never use RAID.  It's the strong recommendation Intel and HP.  If you have not set it just before the clean installation of W7, you will not have the many benefits of the AHCI, and you don't want those with modern disks (even if you end up using only a SATA drive, rather than a SSD).

  4. your is a workstation generation SATA II and HP '' probably '' will have problems if you use a non - generation HP SATA III SSD or HDD.  This was reported in detail in this forum.  There is a material risk that I will not take personally, and the workaround is easy.  My recommendation is to get an Intel 320 series (generation of SATA II) off eBay, the 300 GB or 160 GB SSD and have a second "documents" drive there with him so you can keep your SSD 20% empty at any time.  This percent is important for better performance of the SSD.  Better buy a generation SATA II HDD for this document reader, or use a source HP SATA gen III HDD for this HP engineers because even a firmware solution for letting those who later gen III drives work well with these workstations prior gen II.  Use the Intel SSD ToolBox Intel Software maintains updated to refine this SSD and update its firmware if necessary.  Overall, I'm doing a reformat of low level of any occasion SSD or HDD with DBAN and then create a long type NTFS format before I consider doing a clean install on it.

  5. I'd go personally to a "system builder" purchase W7Pro64, not 32-bit, 64-bit has significant benefits.  I had bad luck with Ultimate versions of W7 in terms of take them no updates from Microsoft.  I gave up on it and you have never looked back.  I have no time to mysterious failures update correctly after making one installs own perfect that would have eventually worked perfectly if they were W7Pro64 first.  Download the installer DVD including SP1... saved you some time and this version has been available for years.  I choose the MS install by default and then reduce it later.  I just want to be as automatic as possible.  However, I make sure, to turn off accepting the optional updates in the same automatic way as important as soon as I can after its SSD/HDD is booting from the workstation.  MS who used to sneak in a few things I don't want, in the past.  I just checked... about $80.00 off Amazon for this DVD, and worth every penny.

  6. your CPU is very slow.  HP ever sold a slower for the xw6400... and you don't have one of these.  The FSB is slow... its clock speed is slow.  That's the bad news.  The good news is that you can upgrade the processor easily and add a second correspondent and it is very expensive to do so through eBay.  The probability that you would be able to get the best quad core (E5345) working in this motherboard is a bit low, but even they are cheap off eBay to experiment.  You want to always install the latest version of code sSpec containing built in Intel improvements, so here are the codes sSpec buy.  To test and see if this quad core will run in your motherboard, you must buy the version SLAEJ of the E5345.  Looking for the E5160, SLAG9 sSpec code the faster dual core.  I'd personally buy one of tests with SLAEJ and two of the SLAG9 because you probably won't be able to run this quadruple-heart, and you will certainly be able to run two of these faster two hearts in my experience (more than 60 used transformers off eBay now, with only a bad).  Your current processor running at 1.6 GHz, and works the fastest dual-core 3.0 GHz.  If you can run one or the other of these quad or dual core, then you can run two.  So you'll want to buy a second radiator/fan.  Better to get the version-002 or 001, because of-003 version has one less heat pipe.  Look on eBay.  Or buy one for the xw6600/xw8600... those fit very well also.

  You want really two processors in there, and two of these E5160s give you a very nice result... maybe just go with both of them off eBay.  They are pretty cheap.  On this dual-faster core clock speed is actually faster than that of the best quad core HP approved for the xw6400, then for many programs two E5160s may be the best choice.  You will see a great improvement on what you currently have.  My favorite of the thermal paste is Noctua.

  7 memory... you have total 4 slots, and I would recommend HP memory used for those off eBay.  I posted here HP part numbers to search.  I was running 4 x 2 GB (or 4 x 4 GB).  Also, you can even draw with W7Pro64 with 4 GB, but 8 is the sweet spot, not expensive.

  8. There is some optical drives of CD/DVD HP xw6400 stock that MS of W7 DVD Setup has no drivers integrated.  This discovery was a real revolution for me.  I found this question in some but not all versions of these controlled substances SATA, but older versions of the IDE comes with a lot of the earlier xw6400s seem to work pretty well.  In a pinch, I used a connection USB CD/DVD optical drive external to overcome this problem... that was actually in a Z620 (!).  You must have your BIOS set to be able to boot from USB, if you end up needing to do.  Finally, the optical drives SATA HP later off eBay are cheap and seem to have solved that problem.  Look for the upper frame numbers get newer.

  9. When you do your own installation on your SSD/HDD, be sure to use the method I described in the forums here so that you leave the special small "system reserved" partition will be created.  Once the installation is complete since the W7 DVD you may want or need some updated drivers.  You can search the lists of drivers more recent Z600 and Z620 HP for Realtek and Broadcom installers universal and use them to get the most recent drivers.  For example, the Z620 uses a chipset motherboard Intel LOM for networking, but had a Broadcom NIC also offered.  So, you can find a recent Broadcom Universal Installer it.  So, you can find games driver updated here and there most recent ads from HP workstation.  None of the HP xw6400 series drivers are "supported" or kept up to date now, but my method works very well... just antiquing.  These two installation programs that I mention will recognize what is on your motherboard and put on the right drivers for it automatically.  I always check in the programs and features first control panel and uninstall anything with Realtek or Broadcom on his behalf before making these types of updates.

  10. video card: I got excellent with the Quadro FX3700 (which will need you to bring the power cable 6-pin extra PCIe wrapped top to bottom and zip tied behind your diet).  I also like the Quadro FX1800, who runs more cool and don't require additional power.  Also, it runs quieter, with his biggest fan.  Again, used off eBay and nVidia retains the drivers for those updated for W7 and W10.

  11. Once you get things up and launched, you can "activate" this workstation for the free update W10.  It's another reason to get the 64 bit version of W7 for your new installation... you'll end up with W10Pro64 as your facility in W10 so.  I have one of my two main home work stations running in a xw6400 swelled upward, and the other is a bloated xw6600.  These are more than fast enough and are comparible to most of the Z620s that I use at work.  I have W7Pro64 and W10Pro64 start SSD in a system of carrier/receiver in the Bay of diskette (Icy Dock MB991SK-B) for both, so I can show my partners differences.  Few can detect the difference in speed between the xw6400 and the xw6600, and my fastest xw6600 (sSpec SLBBM 2xE5450 code) build scores high or even higher that most of the Gen I mid level Z620s that we use at work.  Xw6400 (2xE5345 SLAEJ sSpec code) is only a little behind it.  Finally, the most recent Gen II high premium Z620s victory over all the rest as expected.  No Z640 experience yet.

  A lot to digest... good luck in your project.

• Creating a system "double" - cloning/compatibility

  We had a recent incident with a component of our business (router) system which made us realize that - even with guarantees - are down, is to be out of business. So even with a guarantee on our ACER system, up to what a (prospectively broken) machine had to get fixed, we'd be out of business! If we want to create a backup system.  The most important piece of software that runs on our machine requires the installation of the software company, and they charge $250 each time that they do we would like to avoid if possible!

  Then... We currently have a Veriton VX4818G-Ui5240W and seek to VX4618G-Ui72602W.  If we clone our current system and completely replace the information on the VX4618G-Ui72602W, the new machine will work? In other words, are the drivers on the two compatible machines? I tried to ask this question on the 'cat' (since I have an extended warranty paid) and they referred me to the pay per incident people! (Guess they don't understand the concept of pre/post service.

  Here's the technical aspect of things.

  About the configuration of the BIOS: If the old image was created from a computer that was enabled in the BIOS IDE, and your new computer have AHCI enabled in the BIOS, you will get a BSOD on windows loading screen. This means that if the original system was activated in the BIOS IDE, the new system must also have active FDI. And the reverse is true as well, if the original system had AHCI enabled in bBIOS, the new system must have AHCI enabled as well. This parameter, for the storage controller, must match between the new and the old system so that Windows beyond the screen to load successfully.

  If the motherboard chipset is different between the original image backup system and the new system will be restored to the backup image - you can get a BSOD when the image is installed on the new machine. That tells you the old image is not compatible with the new system chipset.  However, if the old motherboard chipset is quite similar (or identical) to the new chipset motherboard, the image should work fine. More often, the old backup image would have been made on an older system that any computer you replace with several years, and so there usually considerable differences between old chipset and new chipset, which allows to restore the saved image problem.

  If your new machine has 4 GB of memory RAM or more, you are better with win7 64 - only win7 64 will allow you to use the full capacity of 4 GB or more memory RAM

  I would make sure I had a ready to run for the new machine system restore, however it does not hurt to try the old image. Where I work, we are you are (upgrade within the same product), and 9 times out of 10, just hook a few drivers on the internet once the image is loaded.

  Worst case, you will need to just load everything you need on the new computer from scratch. If you have not bought the new machine yet, you can simply buy an another 32-bit. The entire departments here are still on 32-bit computers due to software compatibility problems (old software does work on 64-bit).

• I can't get Windows XP to open. I've tried EVERYTHING! It doesn't let me do safe mode either

  I had downloaded the upgrde to IE for IE 8 and when I rebooted I couldn't come back in XP.  I've tried EVERYTHING! Further, I had was the BSOD with the code:

  STOP: 0X0000007B (0XF79AA524, 0XC0000034, 0X00000000, 0X00000000)

  I lost the cd of restoration came with the laptop so I tried to load a XP cd I had.  When I type R it sends me right back to the black screen with the choice of safe mode.  When I hit enter to enter the installer tells me that no HD has been detected. Press F3 to exit and I immediately go to the menu of the black screen again.  What should I do?

  Thank you, thank you, thank you!  Following your suggestion to disable AHCI mode, I was finally able to enter in my screen fast to restore my system in safe mode.  I now have my windows XP back.

  Now, can I go back and enable AHCI mode or I leave him?

  Thanks again,

  Sandi

  You're welcome Sandi. Please take the time to mark my answer as the answer to help others who are looking for the site with the same question.

  You should return an enable AHCI... However, with AHCI enabled did not prevent you to go in safe mode. Many times a computer starts several loads in safe mode with command prompt, even if it does not load in safe mode any choice.