SL500 stuck in the Auto-Detecting AHCI PORT 0

HELP... My laptop SL500 installed Intel 530 SSD 240GB, the boot stuck in the Auto-Detecting AHCI PORT 0 ... For a long time, even if the firmware update too, request LENOVO released new BIOS improvements.
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Ya, the iPod is soaked and you are getting connections between various pins and points on the electronics. So what to do is what the other poster said, turn it off and just forget about it for a week or two.
Do you have a clothes drier at home for laundry? If so, next time you do laundry, after you dry your clothes and take them out, while the drier is still warm, put the iPod inside and close the door (do NOT turn it on of course).
But basically I think you have to wait for it to dry out. If you are comfortable with it, you might want to open up the iPod (crack open the case) and let it sit open for a few days.
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