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If this didn't fix your problem then your HD is bad and needs to be replaced.

If your firmware is up-to-date, then this should not be happening. If the SSD is still under warranty, I would return it. Kingston is a reputable vendor, but I would Opt for a different company when it comes to SSDs. Try OCZ/Crucial.

If you mean that the machine is taking long to boot, your problem may be a corrupt directory. If this is the case, I don't know of any freeware or cheap solution to this problem. I use DiskWarrior 4 and it works miracles in situations like this. If you don't have diskwarrior and you have a TimeMachine backup, I would completely wipe the drive with the "zero-out" security option to reallocate bad blocks on the drive and reinstall the system. This should clear things up. I don't work for Diskwarrior or it's parent company Allsoft, but I highly recommend this software to any Mac owner as this software is well worth it's hefty price tag. It's known to bring HDs and SSDs back from the dead.

This is a known issue with all iPhone models. If you are still under the hardware warranty Apple will replace it no questions asked, I had mine replaced 2 moths ago. If it's a model that's out of warranty then you either have to deal with this problem, or replace the home button.

The keyboard communicates with the Logicboard through that same flex cable and small connector.

Try a Hard Reset.

Unfortunately AT&T or HTC won't help being that this item was purchased as is/used and most likely is damaged. I would try to Hard Reset the HTC and see if that helps. If not, check back here for further troubleshooting.

Most drives are shipped with NTFS (Windows) compatible partitions. If you haven't formatted the drive, just boot into the Install disk and go to disk utilities. There chose your partition scheme and use GUID Partition Table and format to HFS (Journaled) and you should be good to go.

TRIM enabler works fine with Snow Leopard, I wouldn't recommend it for LION being that it actually replaces the Lion Kernel with the older Snow Leopard Kernel. As far as garbage collection goes, this feature is found mostly in newer SSDs. I would enable TRIM support on the OS wether the SSD has Garbage Collection or not. Now, if you ever decide to upgrade to LION do not use TRIM enabler, there is a way to modify the kernel using Terminal App.

MaEsTrO, if you are running 4.3.5, there is no untethered JB for that firmware. Download TinyUmbrella and use that to restore to 4.3.3 and preserve your baseband. Use Redsn0w to JB 4.3.3.