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• Impossible to get a new SSD to start

  My iMac 2009 HD is dead, but I had a Time Machine backup. I replaced with a new 1 TB SSD HD death and thought I just plug the TM backup and start over. Well... I guess it doesn't work like that. I tried searching the net and found instructions to supposedly solve my problem, but they have not worked. I tried to start up taking Cmnd R, but that has not worked. I'm sure I have no CD from when I bought the iMac to my boss, while the option is out. I have an old iMac (predecessor of it) that I used as a system until I could get it fixed. I "think" I inferred that I can copy somehow the OSX from the old machine, I used it on my external hard drive which has my TM backup on it. So I think I somehow transfer that to the new SSD. Is that guess correct? If so, how can I get the operating system on the external hard drive (shouldn't it already be there as part of the TM backup?). So, how do this OS on the new SSD?

  Thank you

  You formatait the new SSD?

• How to use the recovery with a new ssd disk after the death of original hard drive

  I thought I had a simple fix/upgrade for my dv5 - 2077cl.

  decided to replace the defective hard drive with an SSD. couldn't afford a 240 GB size but it's big enough for my needs.

  I installed the new drive easily and cycled through my 4 recovery disc reinstall the minimum overlap. After you delete the last record, the screen goes gray and there is a cursor in the top left corner for more than 10 hours.

  I finally it turned off and tried again two times the same results. I removed the DDI and run disk management on it from my other laptop and an external cable to remove the partiion and create a single partition. Tried to install windows xp on a disk that I own this isn't an update or restore disc thinking I might switch to windows 7 32 bit because I own and upgrade the disks also. even if it is a 64-bit system, but I do not have any disk 64-bit except the recovery disks that didn't seem to work.

  When I ran the xp it seemed to work but then I got the blue screen that said there is no drivers for the SDS (the error is as follows stop0x0000007B (0xF78D2524, 0XC0000034, 0x00000000, 0x00000000))

  So I guess I need to have a windows 7 install disk rather than the recovery discs?

  the SSD is a Silicon Power S70 240 GB.

  any suggestions?

  Recovery discs usually require a hard drive of equal or greater capacity. XP doesn't have SATA drivers Sockets.

  If you can read the Microsoft Windows 7 of 25-character license key, you can download a Windows 7 ISO file to burn to a DVD or USB flash drive. The version must match that's installed on your PC as shown on the sticker COST Microsoft fixed on the bottom of the laptop. Like Windows Home Premium.

  Links to downloads of Windows 7 ISO files:

• Death of SSD on Aspire S7

  I have owned just S7 Aspire for 2 weeks and now it is reported that he SSD is dead and need to send to Sinpaore to repair and I have to wait 4 weeks to come, I just want to know everything in this room have encountered the same problem as me? and how to avoid it happening? IT very shamfull we had 1300 USD to expect to have a quality product, but it is not.

  Nice day

  Mine still works like a charm. Only problem I had was the abandonment wireless, but I solved that in a day.

  Kind regards

  FReeZA

• White gray screen of death

  A recently obtained a Rev B G3 iMac, updated the firmware once so I could try OS9, and two days in the HARD drive made this death rattle and crashes hard

  Wonderful.

  So I order little ram from OWC (2 x 256 MB)

  A 128 GB SSD home (very disappointed because they include an adapter + SSD and it is not just a SSD IDE or made to be more integrated.)  Too expensive for what it is),

  and a new battery of LANDAU

  Repinned new fan Cooler Master 92 mm to replace the old (works perfectly)

  Starts and... gray screen.  No folder, nothing.

  Try resetting the NVRAM with Command-Option-P-R and he did once successfully, but no change in the results.

  Try Open Firmware with Command + Option + O F and it will start but the CRT remains off and the power light stays orange.

  NVRAM later tried and he won't even be deceived, forced to do other ways to become more involved.  Still no change of result

  Try holding Option at startup, nothing.  Tried holding C at the start, nothing.  Tried holding O during the boot since I heard some Macs to bring up the boot with it instead, Manager nothing.

  Tried 2 other keyboards, nothing.

  I even tried 2 other internal drives CD/DVD slim just in case I got fried somehow the original drive 24 x CD, nothing.  External hard disk is not no longer works.

  Recognizes to all readers and keyboards, powers, them and the readers try not seeking, still no results.

  going to try different hard disks and resetting the ram, replace it with the original of the ram, etc., but hoped someone had an answer for this miracle.  Hope that I didn't somehow make fried logic board or screw up somehow.

  I was hoping to keep this one close to stock (at least that I found one of these Harmoni 600 mhz cards miraculously) and a slightly less desirable another iMac G3 as my project to empty out and replace internal components with a Mac much more modern (Apple would be cool with this right?  Wouldn't a Hackintosh I think)

  If there is no operating system on the new drive, it won't start (with the exception of the optical drive with a Mac OS installation disc).  Startup Manager is accessible by pressing the Option key during the boot, not the O key. I don't remember if the iMac G3 tray-loader has Startup Manager.

  I think you've changed too much at the same time, so it is difficult to find the change that caused the problem.  Try to put the original RAM until make you it work.  Some of these original iMacs do not work with the RAM (unofficial) max of '2 x 256MB.'  Put the original optical drive, if it was working before.  If you have a standard IDE hard drive that is less than 128 GB, it would be a good idea to install it to rule out the possibility of an incompatibility with the SSD + adapter.

  What installation disk of Mac OS that you are using the optical drive to start?

  NOTE: Once you are able to boot from a Mac OS installation disc, the iMac G3 tray-loader requires the startup on the internal disk drive to be on the first 8 GB of disk space.  Due to the older IDE used in these iMacs controller, only the first 8 GB of disk space are available during the boot sequence.  After starting (when the full operating system takes over), the iMac may access up to 128 GB.  You need disks larger than 8 GB partition as the first partition is part of the first 8 GB of disk space.  A security dimension to the first partition is about 7.5 GB, with the 2nd partition using the rest of the disk space.

• Offsets temporary w. wheel of death

  Hello

  I got these lags (wheel of death) in El Capitan in recent months: short periods of frost, sometimes a single application, sometimes the whole system. The music stop and it is particularly regular during playback of files high resolution in iTunes - happens every 2-4 minutes.

  So I recently decided to reinstall OS X I did a clean install, where I erased my HD and music and apps added manually. I have an SSD 512 GB and recently changed my HD cable also. Once installed the cleaning, everything has worked perfectly for a day - played an entire album in high resolution without interruption; then the problem comes back after I added 200 GB and more music (file-by-file). Then I made another installation of recovery without erasing my HD and found my same laptop with the same problem. I also created a new user, that has not changed anything either. Disabled iCould too and tried different things, I found online here and there... The computer is fast and responsive, aside from the GAL.

  My mac is a 13.3 "Macbook pro mid-2012, 2.5 GHz Intel Core i5, 16 GB of Ram. 1600 Mhz running OS 10.11.3

  After reading this forum, I opened the Console and recorded events to the harsh times. Here is an excerpt of what I saw:

  15/02/2016 12.32.53,000 kernel [0]: * [IOBluetoothHostControllerUSBTransport] [InterruptReadHandler] - error received kIOReturnNotResponding - retry: 1

  15/02/2016 12.41.24,000 kernel [0]: * [IOBluetoothHostControllerUSBTransport] [ClearFeatureInterruptEndpointHalt] - display successfully another read to the mInt0InterruptPipe - mInterruptPipeInOutstandingIOCount = 1 - this = 0xa000

  15/02/2016 12.34.41,471 WindowServer [174]: _CGXRemoveWindowFromWindowMovementGroup: window 0xd5 is not attached to the window 0x27c

  15/02/2016 12.34.41,000 syslogd [42]: sender ASL statistics

  15/02/2016 12.34.55,997 notes [1335]: invalid connection

  15/02/2016 12.34.55,997 notes [1335]: generic error XPC: invalid connection. This may indicate the version mismatch

  15/02/2016 12.34.57,903 cloudd [306]: __mmcs_proxy_locator_exists_block_invoke:167 could be caching server returned with the error: error Domain NSPOSIXErrorDomain Code = 60 'Operation timed' out = UserInfo = {com.apple.AssetCacheLocator.tag = #237de721, NSLocalizedDescription = fast miss asked}

  Any ideas what to do? I'm going nuts here...

  Kind regards

  Anders

  MacBook Pro (13-inch mid-2012), OS X El Capitan (10.11.3)

  Hi Anders:

  You said that you have a 512 GB SSD. You have activated Trim. Support OS X 10.11.3 Trim. Trim is responsible for what they call the garbage collection. All I know is that if you do not prune installed your SSD will slow down to a crawl when it starts to fill up.

  To activate the Trim:

  To activate the TRIM, first save all your open documents as this will restart your Mac.

  (1) launch the Terminal.

  (2) type 'sudo trimforce enable '.

  (3) confirm that you want to activate the trim.

  (4) restart your Mac.

  To check the TRIM is enabled, click the Apple icon at the top left of your screen. Choose "About this Mac"-> 'Report the system'-> ' SATA/SATA Express' and look for the entry 'Support of Trim. It should say 'yes' if the pad has been activated.

  Also, you can try to download and install EtreCheck http://etrecheck.com/ and post the results here. Perhaps it will offer some clues.

  Kim

• activate the AHCI mode on Envy Dv7 - 7398ca with SSD

  Year old i7 envy Dv7 - 7398ca notebook with SSD Samsung 840 Pro x 256.  Windows 8.1

  I've updated to the SSD shortly after I purchsed the laptop.

  No problem except the Samsung SSD Wizard software keeps tagging me as AHCI mode is disabled and must be enabled and I do not see it in the BIOS.

  Or I see anything that relates in the device as IDE Manager or other.

  It seems that the SSD is optimizing not itself based on the fact that it considers that AHCI is disabled.

  I apologize for the issue being this topic seems to be beaten to death over time, but I do not see what relates to this model or similar.

  Thanks for all the ideas.

  The system is set to ahci or RAID mode. You can tell that by opening the Device Manager and look at the storage controllers. Anyway it is optimized for SSDS and TRIM is activated. You can simply remove the program from Samsung and rest assured that your SSD is optimized.

• Second SSD dies after only 13 months

  Hello

  I read the topic of the 'death of SSD on Aspire S7' on this forum.

  Having posted the following comments on it I thought that I would do better to start a new and share my progress with you.

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  I read with interest the previous comments on the early failure rate, but what are the chances to get a reliable drive before the warranty runs out?

  I had the SSD on my M5 fail after about 7 months. Acer it replaced under warranty, but it has just failed again one month out of warranty. So 2 doesn't have a SSD in 13 months. Tech support said there is nothing they can do, but take care to have a replacement mounted. This doesn't seem fair to me. Not all happy.

  I'm waiting now dept UK_Escalations get back to me.

  --------

  Sent the complaint to the UK_Escalations 29/09/13 23:17 UK

  Receipt notification, 30/09/13 12.09 UK, the complaint received by them and an officer will be assigned to me shortly.

  10/01/14 16:50 UK.  I'm still waiting to hear from the officer.

  George

  Hi all

  Finally got resolved things.

  George

• dc7800 convertible minitower & SSD?

  I'm the proud recipient of a mini-tower that our society surplussed dc7800 convertible.

  It is running Vista Business 32-bit.  Intel Core 2 Duo E6750.

  I'm no expert on the SSD, but everything I read says that the PC must be in mode for one SSD AHCI function properly.

  I downloaded the Service (identified as c01155726.pdf) reference for the dc7800 Guide.  On page 7, he says there are two modes of emulation of SATA: IDE & RAID.  I searched but couldn't find any reference on AHCI.

  Can anyone tell me for sure if my plot to replace the mechanical HARD drive with an SSD is doomed to failure?

  Hey, there, Travis!

  I apologize.  I threw too much info out there all at once, and my lengthy post was not very organized.

  I did get the disks to install 64 bit, but only to the OEM 160 GB of HARD drive.  I then tried the disks in 64-bit on the WD 1 TB on the chance that disconnect the PS/2 devices is finally allowing success, use only not the puny OEM drive.  But that has failed.

  There are a few things we can say with certainty:

  -Passage of the BIOS RAID (mono-disque AHCI) did not cause the Red death (RSOD) screen because I finally got a successful installation even though I had spent IDE RAID.

  -Use of the disks in 64-bit isn't the problem either.

  After that, I can't really say for sure, but it seems to me that:

  -Disconnect the input devices non - OEM PS/2 was not the key to the success because I did it with the OEM 160 GB HDD, and with the 1 TB HDD, but only had success with the 160.

  -The HP recovery disks only works with the drive OEM, or one so similar that they cannot make a difference.  If that's true, it's really lame.

  Anyway, after finally getting Vista installed, I went in the Vista management tools and asked him to shrink the C: drive.  She was ready to reduce the partition to about half the original size.

  Then I started from the Mint 13 64-bit disk and manually configure partitions.  I was a little nervous because recovery HP placed disks a primary partition "HP tools" at the end of the training, so that the currency would be removed between the Vista partition and the partition "HP Tools.

  But it went well.  I get the screen of the GRUB bootloader to start and can go two bones.

  Success at long last or partial success in any case.  I have 64-bit Windows & Linux.  And AHCI, so that the Kingwin KF-253-BK-exchangeable hot rack works.  It would have been great to move the Group towards a bigger drive, but it works.

  Thanks for your help.  I hope that someone will be able to use it.

• Compaq CQ71-145EZ HARD drive upgrade to SSD

  Hi all.

  My drive hard Compaq CQ71-145EZ gives the death rattle, so I decided to replace it with an SSD (SATA II, 128 GB OCZ Octane).

  When I replace the existing with it, however, the BIOS does not recognize. I get an error 3F0 and a message saying that there is no disk drive.

  I have the installed Bios F.23 InsydeH20, but an unable to find a way to get the advanced features of the BIOS I've seen mentioned in other forums.

  Can someone tell me if this machine can take a SSD? What should I do to get the machine to recopgnize the drive?

  You need to head on over to the forums OCZTechnology.com. You can use the tutorials they have prepared for all types of OCZ SSD installed. You must prepare the SSD for installation.

  Here is a link to the Guide ABC 2013 OCZ SSD technology.

  You can download and use tit toolbox OCZ PC Bootable to install the SSD. Without a partition on the SSD it not to be recognized by the BIOS.

  Identify your SSD and follow the instructions. Your SSD Octane is not the SSD SATA2, SATA3. Octane SSD is a product of end of LIFE. Did you buy it second hand? It came with a three year warranty.

  Kind regards

  ERICO

• Error code 2000-0145 on SSD

  I have a brand new DELL Optiplex 9010 AIO and had problems with the SSD (Adata 512 GB).
   
  The problem started with a blue screen of death (BSOD) in Windows 7. After that each new start results in a BSOD. I tried with a new installation, but it also results in a BSOD when installing. I've upgraded to the latest version of the bios A09. The hard drive Diagnostics returns the error code 2000-0145. Try the hard drive in the results on another computer in the same code error when you run the diagnostic tests. Execution of diagnosis with a new hard drive in the computer works well, but when you pass on the original SSD drive the same error recurs.
   
  What means error code 2000-0146 means? Any ideas?
   
  Thanks in advance,
   
  Bug

  2000-0145 has to do with a rotation test.  Dell actually had a stroke of genius to design a diagnosis that has identified problems hard spin-up and test the integrity of a player.  An SSD does not have an engine and cannot return a response appropriate for this part of the test, immediately throws an error.  It is not a standard for one SSD to answer with a bypass for a test like this, since it is an exclusive test.  Some SSD cannot report this error, while other models will be.

  I had to do a lot of digging for it and tried several SSD to see how this error code is displayed.  Again, he would have them all, but he has been consistent among all readers of specific models.  Was a huge headache 2 months & nightmare for me.  SSD so now I'll try other software, or other system to check the integrity of an SSD before calling the bad disk.  A unique model of SSD, this has produced on several readers was the OCZ Vertex SATA III 4.  Fact on all sizes we tested: 128, 256, 512.  Down them on a version customized with various diagnostic tools: discs had no problem.  Many are still in production several months after running the tests.

• Windows 7 ultimate 60 GB ssd update for windows (ultimate?) of 10 to 250 GB ssd?

  I need to update my windows 7 ultimate for windows 10 before the date of death of gout, but update fails because my boot SSD 60 GB and not enough free space.  I have a 250 GB ssd, but how to make 10 Windows to install on 250 GB, what's new, not windows 7 ultimate on it?  Windows 7 ultimate on 250 GB load and reload everything only resort, lose all settings and programs already implemented?  Any way to clone the small windows of largest ssd ssd?  Is there a cloning program that works?

  There are a bunch of utilities of cloning easyus I guess that the best

  You can also create and restore a system image on the largest ssd

  You can also use the system image to restore the current installation, if you decide to win-10 is not good or average too unstable, that these people have discovered

  http://answers.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows/Forum/windows_10-update/Microsoft-wants-to-know-anyone-seeing-issues-with/8cc2af67-d1ef-43D8-8658-b5c5a69be530

  http://www.Macrium.com/reflectfree.aspx

  https://www.YouTube.com/watch?v=KQA7NlLvxg8

• Basic necessary for SSD + HDD Setup assistance

  Hello

  I know that this topic probably has to be put to death, but more I'm looking more confused I get.  I'm a total noob to the time modern PC s Please treat me like a fool in this regard :)

  I get a new rig built for me, especially for games. It includes Win 7 Home Premium 64-bit, an SSD 120 GB drive (which will be installed with OS startup disk) and a 1 TB WD Black HDD.  I intend to put some games on the SSD and everything else on the disk drive HARD (music, movies, documents, other games, etc etc).  Of course I have not yet, but basically I'm trying to anticipate the inevitable backups and partitioning issue when I get back to the computer.

  I understand that following the instructions on the installation of Win 7 with regard to the choice of the backup drives and create partitions etc should be simple enough.  What I am unclear of is as follows:

  To create a partition on my SSD and HARD drive?  If so the size should be partitions for each?

  * When creating partitions for backup, should there be that a single backup partition and this partition should be large enough to hold the combined SSD and HDD data or are they mainly just for backup OS and important documents?  I saw a tutorial here on how to include more than one disk in the backup process, so I think I can handle this quite well if necessary.  Of course, I'm hoping to have the backup partition on the HARD drive has a lot more space for him.

  * Is there an advantage in the creation of partitions/disks for specific things (one for the games, one for multimedia, documents, etc.) or is it OK to lump most of it in a player?

  One of my main concerns is the right balance with regard to the partition backup size/quantity: I don't want to put too much memory for what could possibly leave me short, nor do I want to find my backup partition/s are not large enough to hold whatever it takes.

  I will leave that for the moment, thanks in advance for your patience.  As I said, I checked these forums for the info I get but I just more confused and end with more questions than answers accordingly.

  Through the information provided in the links. This will permanently delete your doubts

  http://www.StorageReview.com/ssd_vs_hdd

  http://www.computerhope.com/jargon/s/SSD.htm

  http://SearchStorage.TechTarget.com/definition/hybrid-hard-drive

• DRIVER_IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL - death blue screen

  Hello

  I buy a new computer and windows 7 Home premium.
  The komputer they 2 HD, 1: a SSD hard drive (80 GB) and 2: 1 TB, 4 cpu, 2 GB RAM, graphics etc.

  My problem is after I did install and update this error (blue screen) was to come:
  DRIVER_IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL

  Stop: 0x00000001 (0 x 0, 00000002 00000001, 0x000003E8, 0x903A7FC4)
  RT86WIN7.sys - address 9003A7FC4BASE at 90397000, datestamp 49a65b16

  After the blue screen came several times and I tried system restore several times. The blue screen of death comes with different error codes each time, but this one above is coming once again. Now, the computer does not start, so I tried to reinstall with no luck, death of blues screen is under the facility.

  The computer is a package store sells with several inproovements, the RAM is a bit of litlle faster than they sell on the package because they did not have the standart.

  I thought that maybe it was the HD SSD, because it's the main one and one I use to install win 7 on.

  Any ideas?

  Thanks in advance

  Good day

  Hello there again,

  I just want to say that in the shop they discovered it was the card mother reason which was not, in other words, the motherboard did not work properly,: taking the RAM has been destroyed.

  Have a nice time over there: O)

• Buy list HCL SATA or SAS SSD?  Why the consumer grade SATA SSD are meaningless.

  Hello

  I run a node 4 VSAN 6 Cluster with a LSI SAS in Raid-0 Mode controller listed HCL (a 975 queue depth) to which I currently attached: 3 x 10 k SAS Enterprise RPM hard drives and 1 x Samsung 850 SATA Pro 512 GB SSD. The nodes are the same.

  These SSD is due to budgetary constraints. I too put in service the SSD 512 GB to 400 GB and they seem to controllers and BIOS as 400GO devices.

  Performance is horrible. Overall, VM feel morose.

  When you make a copy of a file of DVD ISO file (say 3GB) on one virtual computer to another, I get extremely high 100 MS to 300ms or even higher disk latencies on both virtual machines. When a regeneration occurs because I take a node in Maint.mode with 'full datamigration', or I re - apply a strategy of backup to say "band bandwidth 2" to "stripe-width 3", the whole cluster crushed essentially to a halt. " VM has become so slow and on Linux VM I get same kernel-messages on scsi timeouts, etc. None of the work of the virtual machine, they freeze and basically die because "the disc is extremely unresponsive.

  I'm not alone in this. I have read many similar stories on the net and it often comes down to the 'consumer grade SATA SSD' who these Samsungs are after all.

  I guess I have the same problem.

  My question is this: I have the right to replace the Samsung 850 Pro with either a SAS disk SSD Sandisk which is listed HCL * or * using Intel DC S3700 SATA SSD that are also in the HCL currently for 6 VSAN.

  What I don't understand is: ' if the SATA SSD that I use currently, form a bottleneck due to the depth of the SATA Interface of 32 queue, how can we * all * SATA SSD be on the HCL at all?

  I doubt that these Intel DC S3700 are much faster than the Samsung 850 Pro and they are two SATA drives and they both have a personal 32 queuedepth and all the interface SATA has a 32 port queuedepth pro. So how can disks SATA works in a system of VSAN. I just makes no sense.

  Everyone is to fight to death on "queue-depth queue depth queue depth. Cormac Hogan, Duncan Epping, everyone who is an authority on VSAN. A queue-depth too low controllers were thrown out of the HCL etc etc etc

  When I look at the SSD Intel S3700 HCL wrote:

  Mandatory features:

  Drive performance, disc reliability, queue depth, SMART SATA Surprise Power Removal, trim attributes / Unmap, Cache write, write the NDR

  It says "tail-depth" as one of the requirements that responds to this SDS. But SATA, by definition, has a maximum queue-depth 32 which is much too small. So, how can it meet "tail-depth"? It is SATA!

  The Intel DC S3700 would cost me about half of the money the SAS SSD Sandisk and of course, if Intel is going to solve my problems of performance, then I'll take those. But if I'm just as much trouble afterwards because of the queue depth of the SATA Interface of 32, then I better invest in the SAS SSD (but which could exhaust my budget for other things so I'd rather not).

  Anyone can shed some light on this?

  (edit: I changed the title to better reflect my findings)

  Update: I bit the bullit, obtained a second mortgage, said my child may not be able to go to College and I bought the SAS SSD (Sandisk 200 GB 6 G SAS). In each of the four nodes, I did a complete data migration, replaced the Samsung 850 Pro SATA SSD with the SSD SAS and macaroni holy, all my problems disappeared.

  The whole system feels much more receptive and do things like clone a virtual machine (which would grind the whole cluster to stop) never stops working like nothing happens.

  Before, when I did a simple copy of an ISO to a virtual computer DVD file to another, I would like to get, maybe, 20 MB/s and the entire cluster has started feeling lethargic until the copy job is completed. Now, I get speeds ranging from 80 to 90 MB/s and so bright and responsive.

  What a difference!

  I'm a very happy man.

  Moreover, my network is a 1 Gbps where each node has two NIC in a LACP LAG and I can clearly see a node to talk to another network node 1 NIC and talk to another node on the other card NETWORK LACP nicely splits the traffic on the two cards.

  The system feels so fast now and reconstructions / present a new application of storage policies is difficult to have an impact, and generally occur much more quickly than before.

  And really, the only thing I did was swap the Samsung 850 Pro SATA SSD with these SAS SSD.

  Lesson learned: either pay the money of the SAS SSD (which are on the HCL, of course) who is the best, or get certified company VSAN grade SATA SSD but STAY AWAY to consumers rank of SATA SSD because they do not have what it takes. They cannot empty their queues fast enough and all clutter as soon as there is a bit of the system load.

  Just don't do it. Forget the consumer SATA rank. It's like throwing money down the toilet. I've been there and I learned the hard way. Let me be the stubborn donkey, so you don't ;-)