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Dave with the SRP you'll need small circler motions, don't forget you only a very thin layer of EGP. :cool:

You don't need to get into Windows to recover the files. They can 'slave' the drive up to another system and get the data from it before they rebuild it.

Pettsi behind Renault in Chelmsford there is independant specialist called Ren-o-tec get a quote from him as it'll be much cheaper.

I bought mine from Renault because I needed to get my car back running. You will need to change them all as the others will fail shortly otherwise.

Not heard of it before, Ghost 8 is quite old now. I believe 10 is the lastest.

Do you mean these? http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/GENUINE-RENAULT-IGNITION-PENCIL-COIL-CLIO-MEGANE-SCENIC_W0QQitemZ280087728484QQihZ018QQcategoryZ10410QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem

Is it one of these that you have?

If it powers you should be able to get the data from it. Make sure you get anything you need off it and they don't just install a new build before you get the data.

Down back the side window? Or the opposite side to the CS one?

Where you got your CS sticker at the moment Jamie? Still need to get one of the DW ones myself.

How bad is it? Does it power? What are PC World going to do with it?

Send a PM to Mole he put a Volvo engine in his mk1 and I'm sure he'll be more than happy to help.

http://www.pcspecialist.co.uk/ - I've not used them but have heard they are quite good.

I get this at work on a machine that I've got 3 slave drives in, will tend to only show 2 of them but rebooting usually doesn't the trick in my case.

Have you checked that the hard drive is powering correctly?

Copy the files into the maps folder, presuming you can see it in Windows Explorer.

Was going to do mine as the forecast was it wasn't going to rain till 3 but lunch tme and it rained like mad! Will have to wait for tomorrow hopefully.

WD40 as a last resort?

I hope everyone used the discount code when they ordered from PowerBulbs.

There isn't any need to upgrade really only the speed cameras, you might want to update the maps every year or so but you aren't forced to do it. I would say it's a very good investment if your going to places you don't know for example.

Another one for you as Ali mentioned is the carbon fibre one - http://www.k-tecracing.com/show_product.asp?id=977

Stands for Full Fat, has all the extras. Cup has the extras stipped out because it's more weight that can be saved.

I've looked into it before and the TomTom of any sort comes up every time, most of the time the TomTom One is all that people need. It's simple to use and has all the features you need, you can also upgrade easily.

Jamie, best thing with the TomTom is you don't need to route plan as it does it as you go and you have the added benifit of the speed camera locations too.

Select 'Never dial a connection'. You may have to reinstall the wireless adaptor as I've had it before where Windows just can't understand why it's now got to have a password to access it and it didn't before so it's easier to uninstall the adaptor and start again some times.

Encryption...back on the router with that address above and go to 'Wireless Settings'. Under Security Options select WPA-PSK and below that then enter a password to access the network which needs to be between 8 and 63 charactors, then click apply. At this point it will throw you off as you...

That was the reason for asking, it seems odd, just like you might see in a cartoon :clown:

Yep the router now does the dialing for you instead of your computer having to do it every time so your always connected. If it works don't change anything to do with the connection ;)

Just found this Seb: http://kbserver.netgear.com/kb_web_files/n101194.asp

Before you do the encryption which as you say you will need to do I would make sure you can access the internet first. I haven't setup a Netgear with using the wired connection but if have that working then that should be fine.