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It sounds like they're having network issues again. Either that or what Tom said about throttling.

I'm not jelous at all, honest.

That's my perfect spec.

My mate said that, then he wouldn't tell me where I could get it from.

I have another question; Does anyone know where I can get windows Vista or 7 from that doesn't cost ££££'s

Carrier? From what you just said I'm guessing that the HDD is inside the metal case I've posted images of and they need swapping? I wasn't aware of this. Will the SSD fit inside the carrier the same? ie; are the drive physically the same size?

Some pictures of the removed HDD; As far as I'm aware, this is a hitachi 2.5 inch SATA 160GB HDD. Is that correct?

Right, I really wanted to buy a mac book pro but I've just spec'd one up and its come to £1200. I don't have £120, never mind £1200 so that's that idea out of the window. Instead, I've decided I'm going to have a bash at repairing my laptop and to prevent this happening again, I've found a...

I had no idea how expensive the solid state drives are!

So that'll get the laptop to boot up?

Ive succeeded in a claim against someone in a supermarket car park.

Expand?

I don't know how to operate Linux. I've heard of it before but I've never used it.

Sounds promising, I'll have to wait until the transfer kit arrives to know for sure.

On the screen shot, it shows I have 2050 something MB. Would that be some of the space on the hard drive?

I am wanting to purchase a mac book pro in the near future so the sooner apple do the 0% offer, the better.

My iphone 4 battery lasts around 3 hours now. I really ought to get a 5

I ordered one yesterday. Hopefully I'll be able to get some stuff off it.

Surely if the HDD has been recognised, then I can get data from it?

I've been messing about with the laptop this morning. I've got into Toshiba's set up utility and it's displaying the HDD as if its being recognised. I've taken a picture of the screen;

I bought a diagnostics lead for my laptop and the software for it. ELM cable or something's it's called, although its not amazing I think it's a really good piece of kit. I can clear fault codes, reset ecu's, see what sensor is doing what and whether they are actually working or not. Like Mick...

Their 3G network went nationwide for most of the weekend. That was the nail in the coffin for me, no 3G at work all weekend irritated me. So far, three have been spot on. I've even had better signal then I did on O2 around where I live.

I need this game.

I'm going to order a cable to connect the HDD to our lasses laptop and see if I can get anything off it.

I'll let you off then lol

I'll live if I don't get anything off it, I'm still pretty pissed off though. I'm not paying £350 to retrieve the pictures.

With my laptop dying yesterday, it's given me an excuse to buy a Mac book. I'm interested in the the £999 base model with double ram for £60. (I'm not 100% on the pricing) I would really like a retina but that's well out of my price range.

giffgaff are a good no frills network. They have had a lot of issues recently though, that coupled with their website hardly ever accepting my maestro card for payment annoyed me. I recently changed to a 3 one month rolling contract for £9.60 a month. Similar tariff but no messing about spending...

The changes are; The £10 goody bag now has a 1G data cap and a new £12 goodybag has been introduced which is the same as the old £10 goodybag

You're the site induction guy? oh dear Rob